International Affairs

Despite a reported 32% drop in homicides under President Sheinbaum, Mexico’s ongoing violent hotspots and drug war spillover remain critical concerns for America’s national security.

President Daniel Noboa survived a violent assault on his presidential caravan during indigenous protests in Ecuador, exposing the destabilizing effects of lawlessness that echo threats to America’s national security and border integrity.

Argentina’s Supreme Court approves extradition of businessman tied to drug trafficking and money laundering charges in the U.S., revealing deep political entanglements that threaten both nations’ security and economic stability.

Two years after the devastating Hamas attacks that killed over 1,200 Israelis, hundreds of thousands gathered in Tel Aviv to remember victims while government accountability remains shockingly absent.

An international watchdog reveals South Sudan’s government and opposition are recruiting fighters and abducting children, warning of a looming civil war that threatens regional security and U.S. interests.

The stabbing of newly elected mayor Iris Stalzer exposes alarming security gaps in Germany, underscoring broader risks to democratic stability that America must watch closely.

Hamas agrees to hand over arms to an Egyptian-Palestinian committee but rejects international oversight of Gaza’s governance, revealing deep fractures in the Trump administration’s peace process and raising urgent questions about America’s role and interests in the region.

As Pope Leo XIV embarks on his first international tour through Turkey and Lebanon, this trip raises serious questions about the Vatican’s engagement with unstable regimes and what that means for America’s interests abroad.

The newly approved UN Gang Suppression Force in Haiti is poised to repeat past failures without leadership from a genuine military power, raising questions about America’s role and the broader international commitment to security and stability.

The Iran-backed Houthis continue their alarming crackdown on the United Nations in Yemen, detaining nine more staff members and obstructing critical humanitarian aid. This escalation not only deepens Yemen’s humanitarian crisis but also threatens U.S. national security interests in a volatile region.