International Affairs

In a rapid and decisive move, Peru’s Congress removed President Dina Boluarte, citing her moral incapacity to address soaring crime and insecurity. This political upheaval highlights the dangers when governments fail their citizens—resonating deeply with America’s own fight for secure borders and stable governance.

Russian airstrikes have once again battered Ukraine’s capital, injuring civilians and crippling critical infrastructure, underscoring the urgent need for America to prioritize its national security and strategic interests.

A powerful 7.6-magnitude offshore earthquake near the southern Philippines triggers tsunami warnings, highlighting the urgent need for America to lead in global disaster readiness as unstable regions threaten worldwide security.

As Kim Jong Un parades advanced nuclear weapons and boasts of a ‘socialist paradise,’ America must confront the real threat this regime poses to our national security and global stability.

Peru stands at a crossroads as President Dina Boluarte faces near-certain parliamentary removal amid a spiraling crime wave and political desertion, exposing the fragility of governance in Latin America’s most unstable democracy.

Over 35% of Brazilian workers earn just the minimum wage or less — a sobering statistic that underscores persistent economic stagnation and inequality. Despite a decade passing, little progress has been made, revealing the damaging impact of unchecked informality and wage discrimination.

Morocco’s youth-led protests spotlight entrenched corruption and government neglect, raising urgent questions about governance models and regional stability critical to America’s strategic interests.

France urges an international security force to train Palestinian forces in Gaza, but European reluctance and vague commitments highlight the risks of another ineffective global intervention that could undermine America’s interests.

As armed gangs control 90% of Port-au-Prince, a violent shooting around Haiti’s National Palace during a rare ministerial meeting reveals the profound breakdown of law and order threatening regional stability.

As Ecuador erupts in protests over diesel price hikes, President Noboa’s heavy-handed crackdown threatens national stability and echoes globalist tendencies that undermine sovereignty and freedom.