International Affairs

Ecuador’s top court halts President Noboa’s unauthorized referendum call, exposing a reckless power struggle that risks undermining democratic norms and emboldening unconstitutional governance.

At least 15 civilians perished overnight in Gaza due to relentless bombings and drone strikes, exposing the brutal reality of indiscriminate attacks that raise urgent questions about military accountability and civilian protection.

Leaked WhatsApp messages uncover behind-the-scenes orchestration by Vatican insiders to manipulate testimony, shield key figures, and control a high-profile trial—raising questions about transparency and accountability in a religious institution wielding global influence.

As eastern Congo remains ravaged by violence, a trauma center in Goma struggles to treat hundreds of amputees, revealing a brutal conflict fueled by global failures—one that carries direct consequences for American national security and sovereignty.

Newly released texts reveal how Pope Francis’ intervention compromised the Vatican’s landmark financial trial—exposing political vendettas and a corrupt legal system that threatens the integrity of Church governance.

Peru’s National Justice Board suspends Chief Prosecutor Delia Espinoza for six months, sparking intense debate over judicial independence amid corruption investigations targeting high officials.

Colombia’s judiciary delivers a decisive blow to the ELN guerrilla leadership, sentencing them to decades behind bars for assassinating former FARC members who sought peace, exposing ongoing threats to regional stability with direct implications for U.S. national security interests.

Ecuador’s President Daniel Noboa labels indigenous protesters as ‘troublemakers’ amid fierce opposition to diesel subsidy removal—highlighting a government out of touch with its people and risking national stability.

Mexico City’s grim anniversary reveals a tale of systemic government neglect and the rise of grassroots heroism—a cautionary story America must heed to protect its own cities.

A merciless gang assault on a Haitian town highlights the catastrophic consequences of failed international interventions, leaving American neighborhoods vulnerable to spillover instability.