International Affairs

Cambodia’s constitutional change to revoke citizenship under vague ‘foreign conspiracy’ claims sets a dangerous precedent that echoes authoritarian tactics threatening national sovereignty worldwide.

For the first time in decades, Kurdish separatists lay down arms as part of a peace plan in northern Iraq — but with past failures casting a long shadow, will Washington heed the warning signs and protect American interests on this volatile front?

Iran’s secretive detention of a teenage French-German cyclist exposes the regime’s lawless approach and highlights urgent risks to Western travelers, including Americans. When will Washington act decisively to protect its citizens?

As thousands gather to honor victims of the Srebrenica genocide, lingering denial and fractured international resolve highlight ongoing challenges to truth, justice, and sovereignty.

Kyiv’s citizens live dual realities: vibrant days shattered by terror-filled nights of drone and missile attacks. Yet American leadership risks complacency as these assaults intensify, testing our national resolve to defend freedom abroad.

While Cubans endure crippling shortages and economic hardship, a booming market for extravagant nail art reveals a troubling disconnect driven by scarce resources and diverted priorities.

Former Argentine President Alberto Fernández is under formal investigation for corruption tied to insurance contracts that favored a company linked to his allies, highlighting endemic political cronyism threatening democratic integrity.

Panama’s president plans to dissolve the Ministry of Women amid a state restructuring, sparking fierce backlash from feminist groups who warn this is a dangerous rollback of hard-won rights.

Argentina’s judiciary has moved decisively against former president Alberto Fernández, charging him with corrupt dealings that favored insiders—an important reminder that accountability must extend beyond borders to uphold rule of law and integrity.

Peru’s Congress pushes an amnesty law protecting accused military and police from justice for decades-old human rights abuses—an alarming move that disregards victims, undermines accountability, and sends a troubling signal to democracies worldwide.