International Affairs

The U.S.-Israeli attack on Iran has sparked massive airspace closures across the Middle East, stranding tens of thousands, disrupting global travel corridors, and threatening economic stability—raising urgent questions about Washington’s strategic foresight and the true price of these military actions.

As food prices in Algeria surge during Ramadan, government promises to ease the burden fall short, exposing a deepening economic crisis that threatens social stability and highlights the limits of oil wealth without national economic sovereignty.

Israel’s decision to close Gaza border crossings following joint U.S.-Israeli strikes against Iran highlights a growing Middle East conflict that threatens regional stability and American interests.

A series of high-profile arrests signals deep fractures within South Sudan’s government as the country faces armed rebellion and economic collapse, threatening regional stability and American interests.

Despite progress since the 2016 peace deal, Colombia faces alarming spikes in violence and human rights abuses that risk plunging the nation back into turmoil—posing direct threats to U.S. southern border security and regional stability.

In a decisive move reflecting months of strategic planning, the United States and Israel have launched coordinated attacks on dozens of Iranian military targets — signaling a clear stance against threats to national sovereignty and security.

South Africa’s decision to send the army into violent neighborhoods reveals a government conceding defeat against organized crime and gang violence—a crisis with lessons for America’s fight for law and order.

Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed’s aggressive push for sovereign access to Eritrea’s port of Assab risks igniting a multi-front conflict in the volatile Horn of Africa—a scenario that threatens regional stability and complicates U.S. strategic interests.

Alexéi Kostiliov, once the face behind a pro-Kremlin Telegram channel, stands accused of defrauding Russia’s Defense Ministry of millions—highlighting deep systemic issues in government contracts even as Moscow pursues aggressive foreign policies.

Kim Jong Un’s recent distribution of sniper rifles to top officials and his teenage daughter’s public weapon handling reveal a strategic push to secure the next generation of dictatorship, underscoring growing threats to regional stability and U.S. interests.