International Affairs

Twelve innocent civilians, including families and children, were brutally gunned down during a peaceful street celebration in Irapuato, Mexico — a grim reminder of the unchecked violence fueled by organized crime and government failure.

The recent capture of José Adolfo Macías Villamar, known as ‘Fito,’ exposes both the success and ongoing challenges in fighting entrenched criminal networks in Ecuador.

A year into the Kenya-led Multinational Security Support mission, Haiti remains overrun by violent gangs, with little relief in sight for its terrorized citizens—and accountability is overdue.

Families of political prisoners in Venezuela demand freedom be recognized as a fundamental right, exposing the regime’s deepening use of repression to silence dissent amid fraudulent elections.

In the wake of a sudden ceasefire following a brief war with Israel, Iran’s hardline regime is tightening its grip through accelerated executions and repression, stifling the hopes of millions craving freedom from clerical tyranny.

For nearly 50 years, the U.S. and Iran have been locked in a deadly dance of enmity fueled by covert actions, failed diplomacy, and conflicting national interests—this report reveals the hard truths behind the headlines.

Fourteen Latin American foreign ministers and a top U.S. State Department official convene in Antigua amid the worsening Haiti crisis and ongoing turmoil in Venezuela, spotlighting the need for America First policies to secure our hemisphere.

The death of Brazilian tourist Juliana Marins exposes critical safety oversights and operational challenges in emergency response at Indonesia’s active volcano tourism sites.

At 80, the United Nations stands weakened—hampered by funding cuts, geopolitical gridlock, and a fading American commitment—raising urgent questions about its future and relevance in preserving global peace.

Peru’s highest prosecutor, Patricia Benavides, faces a 24-month suspension amid serious corruption charges, highlighting systemic rot and institutional conflict within the nation’s justice system.