International Affairs

President Ouattara’s push for a fourth term in Ivory Coast amid youth unrest and opposition crackdowns signals dangerous instability with implications for regional security and America’s strategic interests.

Peru’s escalating violence and political chaos underscore what happens when government leadership fails to protect its citizens—reminding America why strong borders and law enforcement matter.

As the International Court of Justice prepares to rule on Israel’s obligations for humanitarian aid in Gaza, critical questions arise about the politicization of aid and its impact on America’s national security and sovereignty.

As torrential rains devastate east-central Mexico, a Pemex pipeline spill adds an avoidable environmental disaster to the death toll, spotlighting government and state-run company failures.

A month of protests in Ecuador exposes government indecision and indigenous leadership’s uncompromising stance, escalating violence and economic disruption that threaten regional stability and American interests.

North Korea’s latest ballistic missile launch toward its eastern waters is a brazen challenge that underscores the urgent need for America First policies to protect national security and demand accountability from global leaders.

A tragic train collision in Ethiopia exposes the dangers of neglected infrastructure and delayed emergency response—lessons imperative for America’s national security and economic resilience.

A gasoline tanker explosion in Nigeria kills at least 31 people amid worsening infrastructure conditions and dangerous scavenging practices — a stark reminder of the global consequences when governments fail public safety and economic stability.

As Cameroon arrests over 20 protesters amid disputed election claims, the turmoil highlights how entrenched corruption abroad can destabilize regions critical to U.S. security interests.

Cuba’s authoritarian regime cancels a tribute to salsa legend Celia Cruz, exposing decades-long efforts to suppress voices of freedom and exile that challenge the Castro narrative.