International Affairs

Belarus’ disappearance of opposition leader Mikalai Statkevich after a U.S.-brokered prisoner release exposes Lukashenko’s brutal tactics and the risks of negotiating with dictators, underscoring America’s urgent need to prioritize true freedom and sovereignty.

An armed assault on a Moroccan Gendarmerie post leaves two dead amid escalating protests, highlighting the dangers of unchecked unrest that have direct implications for regional and American security interests.

The Dominican Republic’s deportation of over 370,000 undocumented Haitians in one year highlights critical regional security concerns and the urgent need to address illegal migration with respect for national sovereignty.

A devastating 6.9-magnitude earthquake strikes the Philippines, killing 72 and injuring nearly 300, underscoring how global instability demands America’s vigilant response.

El Salvador’s government uses foreign agents law to silence journalists, forcing their association to relocate abroad and pushing critical voices into exile—an alarming warning for defenders of freedom everywhere.

As Japan faces a demographic decline threatening economic vitality, nationalist rhetoric blaming foreigners escalates—yet rejecting immigration solutions endangers national prosperity and security.

The United Nations’ latest attempt to curb Haiti’s gang crisis must overcome a history of ineffective missions and deliver real results—or risk further destabilizing the Western Hemisphere’s most vulnerable nation.

As Rohingya Muslims plead for help at the UN against brutal genocide in Myanmar, global inertia persists—raising urgent questions about America’s role in defending human rights and national sovereignty abroad.

Israel’s measured response to the Global Sumud Flotilla underscores national security imperatives amid provocative attempts to breach the Gaza blockade under humanitarian pretexts.

As Ecuador grapples with widespread protests triggered by subsidy cuts, President Noboa pushes urgent legislation to bolster military and police forces—highlighting the critical need for sovereign nations to safeguard security amid economic and social crises.