International Affairs

Japan’s ruling Liberal Democratic Party heads to a critical second-round vote to choose its leader amid shifting political sands—an event whose outcome will resonate far beyond Tokyo, impacting global stability and U.S. interests.

Amnesty International exposes Ecuador’s alarming authoritarian shift under Daniel Noboa, with government repression, judicial pressure, and military abuses threatening rights—a cautionary tale for defenders of liberty everywhere.

Ecuador’s highest court invalidated emergency measures meant to quell violent protests, exposing cracks in national authority that echo dangers facing America’s border security and economic stability.

Japan’s dominant Liberal Democratic Party faces a critical leadership vote as it struggles to recover from electoral setbacks and scandals—but political insiders dodge accountability, risking further erosion of public trust and regional stability.

Peru’s prosecutor launches investigations into police aggression during ‘Generation Z’ protests, exposing a troubling pattern of state overreach amid social unrest.

As Colombia’s leftist president Gustavo Petro undermines crucial anti-drug efforts, the US calls out failed policies fueling violence and narcotrafficking that endanger both Colombians and Americans alike.

Vera Jarach, emblematic figure of Argentina’s Madres de Plaza de Mayo, has passed at 97. But her story reveals the complex intersection of tragic loss and political agendas that demand sober scrutiny beyond sentimental remembrance.

The Global Sumud Flotilla’s interception by Israel reveals a troubling pattern of illegal detentions and denial of legal counsel, spotlighting the ongoing disregard for international law amid the Gaza blockade crisis.

Colombia’s President Gustavo Petro challenges the United States’ role in peace processes, ignoring crucial security threats that endanger regional stability and America’s strategic interests.

Portugal admits a procedural failure allowed US warplanes destined for Israel to refuel on Azores soil unnoticed by its Foreign Ministry, raising serious questions about national sovereignty and government accountability.