International Affairs

Venezuela’s Pdvsa alleges a cyberattack aimed at crippling its operations, accusing U.S.-backed forces of economic sabotage amid rising geopolitical tensions over oil control in the Western Hemisphere.

Once a formidable dictator, Bashar al-Assad now studies Russian and ophthalmology in exile—shunned politically by Putin’s Russia, exposing the limits of alliances and the costs of losing power.

The Organization of American States calls out Honduran electoral authorities for unjustifiable delays in finalizing election results amid technical and administrative obstacles, raising serious concerns about democratic accountability.

The International Criminal Court decisively maintains its jurisdiction over alleged war crimes in Palestine, shutting down Israel’s attempts to stall justice and holding firm amid global geopolitical pressures.

Bolivia launches a Truth Commission targeting deep-rooted corruption in hydrocarbon subsidies under Morales and Arce, aiming to restore stolen wealth and enforce justice—reflecting the vital fight for national sovereignty so often echoed in America First principles.

In Honduras, opposition forces led by former President Manuel Zelaya are obstructing election transparency, risking national stability and opening the door to chaos favored by socialist factions.

Turkey’s decisive action against an unidentified drone near its Black Sea coast underscores escalating regional instability tied to the Ukraine conflict—an instability that directly threatens American security interests.

A year of upheaval across Latin America—from migration crackdowns to political imprisonments—reveals the consequences of failed governance and globalist neglect, underscoring why America must hold the line and prioritize national sovereignty now.

The European Union’s latest sanctions target Russian businessmen and shadow fleet companies funneling oil revenues to Putin, but do these measures do enough to protect American interests and uphold global accountability?

Roger Lumbala’s 30-year sentence in France exposes decades of impunity for war crimes in Congo, highlighting the need for America to bolster sovereignty and international law enforcement.