International Affairs

A march commemorating Mexico’s tragic 1968 student massacre shifted focus towards the Gaza conflict, illustrating the dangers of mixing domestic remembrance with foreign political agendas.

Georgian authorities’ harsh suppression of anti-government protests exposes creeping authoritarianism that threatens democracy and regional stability—raising urgent questions about Western engagement and America’s strategic interests.

As Ecuador’s largest indigenous movement intensifies protests against diesel subsidy cuts, the government’s authoritarian response threatens national stability—an unfolding crisis with direct lessons for America’s fight to protect its own sovereignty.

As Lula touts COP30 in the Amazon as a ‘conference of truth,’ we expose the gaps between grand rhetoric and on-the-ground challenges — all while global powers dodge real responsibility.

The United Nations claims it seeks to protect humanitarian workers aboard the Gaza-bound flotilla, yet its unwillingness to condemn Israel’s mass detentions reveals a troubling passivity—jeopardizing principles of sovereignty and lawful defense that matter to America.

Mass protests erupt across Europe condemning Israel’s interception of a Gaza-bound aid flotilla, revealing a deep divide over security, sovereignty, and humanitarian concerns with direct implications for U.S. foreign policy and national security.

With decades of failed multinational missions behind it, Haiti faces yet another international force aimed at fighting armed gangs—but will this new effort break the cycle of failure or just repeat it? The history of ineffective interventions raises urgent questions about sovereignty, governance, and real security.

Opposition lawmakers in Paraguay are mounting a strong legal challenge against President Santiago Peña, alleging extensive corruption and unexplained wealth accumulation that threatens democratic integrity across the Americas.

Colombia’s President Gustavo Petro’s push for a worldwide strike in support of the Palestinian flotilla exposes a troubling alliance with globalist agendas that threaten American and allied national sovereignty.

At a crucial summit in Copenhagen, European leaders proclaimed unity against Moscow’s aggression toward Ukraine—but Hungary’s obstruction signals fractures that could weaken Western resolve. Amid rising threats, how will this impact America’s strategic interests?