International Affairs

As Madagascar’s military seizes control amid social unrest, this upheaval underscores the dangers of weak governance abroad and the ripple effects threatening America’s strategic interests.

A visual journey exposing how global unrest and foreign influence challenge American interests and national security, as captured by AP’s sharp-eyed photojournalists.

Madagascar’s recent military coup underscores the dangers when civilian governments fail their people, risking national sovereignty and regional stability, with implications that echo for America’s own security interests.

Madagascar’s elite military unit has toppled the government amid widespread unrest, exposing regional instability that could ripple into American security concerns and economic interests.

France’s government halts controversial 2023 pension reform amid political brinkmanship, risking long-term fiscal strain and social unrest. What lessons does this hold for America’s commitment to economic sovereignty?

Amid murky ceasefire boundaries, the Israeli army’s lethal enforcement at Gaza’s ‘yellow line’ raises urgent questions about transparency and civilian safety in a volatile region.

As France teeters amidst a no-confidence vote over unpopular pension reforms, the resulting political paralysis underscores the risks of unstable leadership in key Western allies—raising questions about Europe’s ability to uphold shared security and economic interests vital to America.

Madagascar’s president dissolves parliament amid a military rebellion, exposing how fragile governance and elite insurrections threaten national sovereignty and stability—lessons America must heed.

Cameroon’s opposition candidate Issa Tchiroma’s early victory claim exposes the regime’s tight grip on power and the pattern of electoral manipulation that undermines democracy and regional stability.

The Trump administration’s $20 billion currency swap with Argentina raises questions about taxpayer risk amid unresolved economic turmoil and political instability in Buenos Aires.