International Affairs

President Trump sharply criticized the unilateral recognition of a Palestinian state by multiple countries at the UN, calling it a dangerous reward to Hamas terrorists that undermines peace and American interests.

At the UN, Brazil’s president Lula blames the U.S. for alleged attacks on sovereignty over Bolsonaro’s trial, but the real story reveals geopolitical pressure undermining national self-determination.

At the UN General Assembly, Jordan’s King Abdullah II boldly denounces the international community’s failure to recognize Palestinian statehood as a fundamental right—not a favor—and condemns Israel’s ongoing military actions and regional provocations.

A new study reveals how weak gun regulations in the U.S. contribute directly to arming Brazil’s violent criminal groups, exposing flaws in America’s role on global security.

A Senate inquiry exposes corrupt kickbacks inflating costs and compromising infrastructure quality in critical flood control projects, threatening Filipino lives and undermining national sovereignty.

Cholera cases spike in Darfur amid Sudan’s civil war, with over 3,000 deaths reported. The crisis exposes how failed conflict policies abroad can fuel humanitarian catastrophes that indirectly threaten U.S. interests.

Five Lebanese civilians, including three children and their father, were killed in an Israeli strike purportedly targeting Hezbollah militants — a deadly collateral damage that underscores urgent calls for scrutiny and accountability.

As Israel intensifies its offensive against Hamas militants, critical medical centers in Gaza have been destroyed or compromised after being evacuated—highlighting the challenge of combating terrorism while protecting innocent lives.

As Super Typhoon Ragasa barrels into southern China after devastating Taiwan and the Philippines, massive evacuations and shutdowns reveal failures in regional disaster readiness—lessons America cannot afford to ignore.

A brutal raid over 2,500 cattle in South Sudan’s Pibor region left at least 40 dead, highlighting the ongoing security vacuum and governance breakdown that endangers communities and fuels regional instability.