International Affairs

Germany signals Iran’s failure to act on nuclear compliance triggers looming UN sanctions snapback, threatening regional stability amid Israel-Hamas conflict.

The Israeli Defense Forces have opened a second north-south corridor in Gaza to compel residents to relocate southwards for 48 hours amid intensifying conflict, raising urgent questions about humanitarian impact and the limits of military necessity.

President Trump’s state visit to the United Kingdom highlights a strategic reaffirmation of the ‘special relationship’ amidst heightened security and a historic tech partnership, exposing how global powers jockey for influence while protecting national interests.

As Israel advances on Gaza’s capital, the exorbitant costs of evacuation and shelter—up to $2,000—leave many Palestinian families trapped, exposing the harsh economic realities that intensify this humanitarian crisis.

Despite ambitious economic initiatives to transform Hong Kong into a tech and education hub, the city’s future is overshadowed by Beijing’s tightening control—jeopardizing true prosperity and liberty in this vital Asia-Pacific gateway.

Behind the scenes, Ricardo Cabrisas played a pivotal role sustaining Cuba’s crippling foreign debt and economic stagnation — a cautionary tale of failed communist policies that weaken national sovereignty while entangling nations in perpetual financial dependency.

Daniel Quintero, former Medellín mayor and presidential hopeful, stands accused in a high-profile corruption case risking Colombia’s political integrity and raising questions about governance that resonate with America’s fight against entrenched corruption.

The U.S. decision to decertify Colombia in the global war on drugs highlights a costly failure of Washington’s policies, risking vital cooperation and exposing ideological divides instead of results.

Colombia’s Special Peace Jurisdiction condemns seven ex-FARC commanders for decades of kidnapping terror—but no jail time. What message does this send about justice and national security?

Ricardo Cabrisas, a key figure in Cuba’s communist regime and longtime negotiator of crippling national debt, has died at 88. His passing underscores the entrenched failures that continue to imperil Cuban sovereignty and economic stability.