International Affairs

Iran-backed Houthi rebels have escalated attacks on commercial shipping in the Red Sea, killing crew members and threatening vital maritime routes essential to U.S. and allied interests.

Turkey’s crackdown on Elon Musk’s AI chatbot for ‘offensive content’ reveals the regime’s intolerance for free expression and highlights growing government overreach in digital spaces.

China escalates pressure on Taiwan by banning exports to key defense companies during annual military exercises, revealing Beijing’s coercive tactics against sovereign self-defense.

Following a deadly church bombing, Syria’s Christians confront escalating violence and Islamist foreign fighters empowered under the new government, signaling a potential mass exodus reminiscent of Iraq’s sectarian collapse.

Colombian President Gustavo Petro’s reckless insinuations against US Secretary Marco Rubio triggered a diplomatic crisis, risking vital security and trade collaborations. Yet Washington pushes to restore cooperation for America’s strategic interests.

Eight violent criminals deported from the U.S. to South Sudan raise urgent questions about justice, safety, and America’s immigration policies under scrutiny.

President Gustavo Petro’s return flight from Spain was forcibly rerouted due to intelligence reports of a tracking threat, highlighting alarming security lapses amid rising violence in Colombia.

Ghana’s government launches a special task force to fight illegal gold mining, but past failures raise doubts about real enforcement and lasting impact.

As Kenya’s protests escalate with a grim death toll of 31 in a single day, government corruption and heavy-handed police responses fuel unrest — a stark reminder to U.S. conservatives about the dangers of unchecked power and economic misgovernance.

Mexico’s Attorney General opens formal investigation into former President Peña Nieto amid revelations of a $25 million bribe linked to the Israeli spyware Pegasus, exposing government surveillance abuses and corruption.