International Affairs

Amid violent protests over fuel subsidies and insecurity, Ecuador’s government imposes a state of exception in seven provinces, highlighting governance failures that ripple beyond its borders—underscoring risks to American economic and border security.

The recent military parade by Rwanda-backed M23 rebels flaunts thousands of new recruits, casting serious doubt on the fragile peace negotiations aimed at ending eastern Congo’s devastating conflict.

President Trump confirms a third US attack on suspected drug traffickers in the Caribbean, intensifying the crackdown on narcotics linked to Venezuela’s corrupt regime and underscoring America’s commitment to securing its borders.

As the Netherlands plunges into political turmoil with its fourth election in nine years, King Willem-Alexander’s plea for compromise underscores a broader crisis of governance that should alert American patriots committed to national sovereignty and effective leadership.

In a firm stand for national sovereignty, South Africa’s Pretoria High Court denies the family of former Zambian President Edgar Lungu the right to bury him on foreign soil, reinforcing Zambia’s authority over its fallen leader despite political tensions.

Colombia’s special tribunal delivers its first war crimes sentence against former FARC leaders for orchestrating 21,000 kidnappings—a step toward justice amid ongoing challenges to sovereignty and rule of law.

Arab nations at the UN call for Israel’s accountability over a Qatar incident, but real threats from regional instability and terrorism are sidelined—America must see through this political posturing.

During the Západ-2025 military drills, Belarus confirmed deploying Russia’s cutting-edge hypersonic ballistic missiles, signaling escalating threats that jeopardize European security and directly challenge American interests.

The Taliban’s unprecedented fiber optic internet ban in Balkh province underlines their repressive agenda, risking regional instability that threatens American security interests.

An independent UN investigation accuses Israel of committing genocide in Gaza—how will Washington respond to this grave challenge to justice, sovereignty, and truth?