International Affairs

As Japan faces a political vacuum, ultraconservative Sanae Takaichi’s rise spotlights the deep fractures and instability fueled by globalist mismanagement, posing critical questions for U.S. strategic interests in Asia.

Rodrigo Paz Pereira’s win in Bolivia signals a decisive turnaround against two decades of socialist mismanagement, offering a blueprint of freedom and reform that America should support to strengthen national sovereignty and regional stability.

Morocco’s government approves reforms to ease youth and female political participation just as youth-led protests reveal systemic failures—are these changes enough to safeguard stability and reflect genuine progress?

Heavy rains in Honduras have claimed lives and displaced thousands, spotlighting the dangers of regional instability that echo beyond Central America’s borders to impact America’s national security and immigration control efforts.

Bolivia faces its first-ever presidential runoff amid intense political strife, raising questions about the resilience of democracy and regional stability crucial to America’s hemisphere.

Since June’s brief war, Iran has hanged 15 accused Israeli spies, spotlighting Tehran’s ruthless crackdown that threatens regional stability and U.S. interests.

New revelations show Prince Andrew allegedly enlisted the Metropolitan Police to smear Virginia Giuffre, his accuser in a scandal that has shaken the British monarchy—raising serious questions about abuse of power and accountability at the highest levels.

For the first time in nearly 20 years, Bolivia’s Movement for Socialism (MAS) faces electoral defeat—an outcome shaped by corruption scandals, fractured leadership, and economic turmoil that reverberate across Latin America’s geopolitical landscape.

The Vatican canonized Venezuela’s first saints amid a politically divided nation and increasing U.S.-Venezuela tensions, highlighting how faith intersects with regional challenges that have direct implications for America’s security and sovereignty.

Ukrainian drones strike critical Russian gas and oil facilities, revealing cracks in Moscow’s war economy and raising urgent questions about the Kremlin’s energy security.