International Affairs

Twelve former Colombian soldiers face sentencing for orchestrating mass murders disguised as combat fatalities—highlighting the urgent need for transparent justice and respect for human dignity amid armed conflict.

France’s choice of an Iranian director’s banned film for the Oscars underscores ongoing repression abroad while Washington remains silent on protecting American cultural sovereignty.

Nigeria’s six-month emergency rule in oil-rich Rivers State ends, exposing the government’s struggle to maintain order amid deep political factionalism and militant sabotage, raising questions about regional stability that impact global energy markets.

The United Nations praises Colombia’s Special Jurisdiction for Peace (JEP) rulings as historic milestones in the post-conflict era, yet critics like Íngrid Betancourt warn these light sentences risk impunity for FARC leaders, raising questions about accountability and true justice.

A fatal UN armored vehicle crash in the Central African Republic exposes the dangers and inefficiencies of international peacekeeping missions far removed from American interests and priorities.

As the EU moves to impose sanctions on Israel, Jerusalem warns of retaliatory measures, exposing Brussels’ reckless gamble that threatens both stability and bilateral trade worth billions.

As Israel intensifies its ground offensive in Gaza, the conflict threatens to destabilize the Middle East further and challenge America’s national security priorities. This ongoing crisis exposes the urgent need for Washington to uphold sovereign interests while navigating complex global pressures.

Independent foreign labs confirm Alexei Navalni was poisoned during his imprisonment, exposing Kremlin brutality and raising urgent questions about global threats to freedom and sovereignty.

A senior South African police commissioner’s explosive testimony exposes how criminal syndicates infiltrate law enforcement and political ranks, threatening the nation’s stability and justice system.

The UNHCR exposes how US and European governments’ tightening asylum policies undermine the 1951 Refugee Convention, jeopardizing millions of vulnerable lives and fueling dangerous migration flows that threaten global and American security.