International Affairs

Amnesty International reveals how El Salvador’s prolonged state of emergency and distorted penal reforms have transformed justice into a weapon against human rights activists, silencing dissent under the guise of law.

A devastating dormitory collapse in Indonesia leaves at least 91 missing and exposes critical failures in building safety regulations, underscoring the need for America to double down on its own infrastructure standards and border security against imported risks.

Israel’s government confirms David Zini as head of Shin Bet despite legal controversies, risking further politicization of intelligence amid Netanyahu-linked corruption probes.

The Argentine Parliament’s investigative commission insists that Karina Milei, sister of President Javier Milei, must testify regarding the disastrous $LIBRA cryptocurrency launch that wiped out millions in investor funds. After two no-shows, lawmakers consider legal enforcement to uphold transparency and national trust.

A new study reveals Peru’s inability to manage over 1 million Venezuelan migrants due to institutional failures, sparking security risks and social strain—warning lessons for America’s border policies.

Israel braces to intercept and potentially sink activist flotilla ships headed for Gaza, revealing the strategic overreach and reckless tactics of global activists that undermine real progress and threaten regional stability.

The UN Security Council authorizes a larger international force to combat Haitian gangs with detention powers, but questions remain: Will this global intervention restore sovereignty and security, or deepen dependency on foreign actors?

A powerful 6.9 magnitude earthquake struck the heart of the Philippines, revealing weaknesses in disaster readiness that should alarm U.S. policymakers committed to safeguarding American communities.

German prosecutors have confirmed the arrest of a Ukrainian suspect believed to be involved in the deliberate sabotage of Nord Stream pipelines, exposing dangerous geopolitical entanglements with implications for Europe’s energy security and America’s national interests.

Colombia’s Interior Minister Armando Benedetti signals a move toward a Constituent Assembly amid congressional gridlock, raising alarms about bypassing constitutional order and the risks to democratic governance.