International Affairs

From border protests in California to hostage crises in Gaza, the latest AP photo collection uncovers the costly global conflicts and domestic challenges the Biden administration refuses to address.

Over 33,000 civilians have been forced from their homes in Al Fasher after paramilitary forces captured the city in a brutal power grab—highlighting a devastating failure of regional security with alarming implications for global stability.

As Tanzania’s ruling party aims to extend its six-decade grip, opposition leaders face detention and repression, casting doubt on the election’s legitimacy and spotlighting dangers of unchecked power.

Cyclone Montha’s rampage along India’s eastern coast reveals the escalating danger of increasingly severe storms fueled by global warming—threats that ripple far beyond South Asia to impact global security and economic stability.

This year’s APEC summit lays bare the fractures in global trade, as President Trump’s America First tariffs disrupt decades of multilateral cooperation, forcing allied nations to navigate a fraught path between Washington and Beijing.

After a fatal train station collapse killed 16, including a young man named Stefan, Serbian citizens demand justice amid government silence and crackdowns. How long will corruption shield those responsible?

In Rio de Janeiro, a brutal police operation left 64 dead, exposing a systemic failure that perpetuates fear rather than safety. Human rights groups warn this state-sanctioned violence fuels insecurity and terrorizes communities instead of protecting them.

President Trump backs Israel’s right to respond to Hamas violations amid rising Gaza violence, exposing the fragile nature of Middle East peace and the risks of unchecked Hamas aggression.

Spain’s former king Juan Carlos I asserts his role in establishing democracy, yet his years in exile and tangled scandals reveal a complex legacy that challenges the true strength of Spain’s sovereignty and royal accountability.

As Cameroon’s top court affirms Paul Biya’s contested victory, widespread protests and violent crackdowns reveal a nation grappling with authoritarian grip, electoral manipulation, and popular demands for true democratic accountability.