International Affairs

Taiwan’s main opposition party elects reformist leader amid confirmed Chinese interference attempts, raising urgent questions about Beijing’s ongoing efforts to destabilize Taiwan and influence its sovereignty.

After years of controversy and new revelations proving deceit, Prince Andrew has been sidelined by Buckingham Palace in a move to protect the monarchy’s stability and honor.

As Israel identifies the remains of a tenth returned hostage, violence persists in Gaza amid ceasefire challenges, revealing complex realities behind international aid and security claims.

An Israeli strike on a Gaza minibus killed 11 family members, including seven children. Despite Israel’s claim of self-defense, the deaths expose a troubling pattern of lethal force that risks civilian lives and perpetuates instability near U.S. allies.

Morocco’s young generation is boldly challenging a government that prioritizes World Cup stadiums over health and opportunity, revealing deep systemic corruption and economic inequality at the heart of North Africa’s most-visited nation.

The UN Security Council unanimously extended sanctions on Haitian armed gangs, yet violence surges as global efforts falter. Behind the rhetoric, is Washington’s approach addressing the root threats to regional and American security?

As Madagascar’s military ousts its president amid protests, history warns us: military coups often replace democracy with dictatorship, undermining national sovereignty and freedom.

President Trump’s recent claim of not knowing Nobel Peace Prize winner María Corina Machado, despite her public dedication of the award to him, raises questions about credibility and the real motives behind his peace claims.

Buenos Aires Governor Axel Kicillof sharply criticizes U.S. financial aid to Argentina, calling it a dangerous threat to national sovereignty and labeling Scott Bessent as a de facto minister in Milei’s government—all while President Trump’s misguided backing fuels political and economic instability.

Luis Marcelo Arce Mosqueira, son of Bolivia’s president, was released with mandated therapy after being charged with domestic violence, but questions remain about judicial impartiality and protection of victims.