International Affairs

A confidential ICC brief reveals horrific war crimes by Russia’s Wagner Group mercenaries in West Africa, including gruesome acts broadcast on social media that terrorize civilians and undermine regional stability.

Pakistan aims to nominate President Trump for a Nobel Peace Prize over alleged mediation in the India-Pakistan crisis, while India denies any external intervention—raising questions about the real impact and motives behind this diplomatic narrative.

Panama’s government imposes a state of emergency and cuts off internet in Bocas del Toro to suppress protests against social security reforms, raising serious questions about civil liberties and political motives.

Belarus’s release of 14 political prisoners, including opposition leader Tijanóvskaya’s husband, is a thinly veiled attempt by Lukashenko to soften his image amid ongoing repression and US diplomatic maneuvering.

FIFA’s grand vision for the Club World Cup is faltering as empty stadiums in key U.S. venues reveal a failure to connect with soccer fans, exposing costly missteps by international governing bodies.

In the heart of a war-torn nation, Ukrainians uphold centuries-old midsummer traditions, embodying cultural endurance and national identity despite relentless Russian aggression.

Tens of thousands marched in London demanding an end to UK arms sales to Israel, but behind the placards lies a troubling distortion of facts fueling anti-Israel sentiment amid escalating Middle East violence.

President Zelenskyy exposes Moscow’s chaotic and indifferent management of its war dead and POW exchanges, highlighting the Kremlin’s disregard for Russian soldiers amid ongoing conflict.

Iran enforces a prolonged internet blackout under the guise of countering Israeli drone threats, revealing deeper issues of regime control and regional instability.

Syrian authorities arrest Wassim Badi Assad, cousin of Bashar, under U.S. sanctions for orchestrating drug trafficking that fuels conflict and undermines regional security.