A Brazilian hiker’s fatal fall on Mount Rinjani exposes critical delays and conflicting reports amid a tragic rescue mission in Indonesia.
By National Correspondent | June 24, 2025
After a tense exchange between Prime Minister Netanyahu and President Trump, Israel announces a halt to airstrikes on Iran—raising questions about U.S. influence, Iranian provocations, and the fragile nature of this so-called ceasefire.
By Economics Desk | June 24, 2025
Senator Miguel Uribe Turbay’s condition improves but remains serious after a politically motivated assassination attempt, highlighting rising violence against opposition voices in Colombia.
By Patriot News Investigative Desk | June 24, 2025
Russia’s tepid reaction to Israeli strikes on Iran’s nuclear sites reveals Moscow’s declining influence in the Middle East, underscoring its overstretched position amid Ukraine and regional instability.
By National Security Desk | June 24, 2025
A UN report accuses Israeli military of killing over 500 Palestinians near food distribution points in Gaza since May, raising questions about humanitarian access and conflict conduct.
By Economics Desk | June 24, 2025
Seven civilians dead, nearly seventy wounded as Russia targets schools, hospitals, and passenger trains in broad daylight despite global calls for peace.
By National Security Desk | June 24, 2025
The new OAS Secretary General Albert Ramdin calls for dialogue with Venezuela’s regime, deliberately dodging the truth about dictatorship and undermining accountability in the region.
By Economics Desk | June 24, 2025
The EU aims to promote a peace deal in Cyprus, but true resolution demands confronting Turkey’s illegal occupation and rejecting forced partition that undermines national sovereignty.
By Patriot News Investigative Desk | June 24, 2025
As NATO leaders convene in The Hague, the summit reveals cracks in alliance unity and tests commitments to American-led defense spending priorities.
By National Security Desk | June 24, 2025
As NATO leaders convene in the Netherlands, a suspected sabotage attack on critical rail infrastructure raises alarming questions about security vulnerabilities and foreign interference.
By Economics Desk | June 24, 2025
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