International Affairs

A new UN investigation reveals billions stolen from South Sudan’s public funds amid a catastrophic food crisis, highlighting the deadly consequences of corruption while political elites enrich themselves.

Russia’s provocative military exercises with Belarus, featuring nuclear-capable weapons and hypersonic missiles, dangerously escalate tensions on NATO’s doorstep, challenging American security interests and European stability.

Israel escalates its offensive on Gaza City with heavy strikes, signaling a decisive phase in the conflict. Amid rising humanitarian concerns and geopolitical tensions, how should America defend its national interests and allies while promoting lasting security?

A tragic gas truck explosion in Mexico City has claimed 15 lives, revealing critical failures in driver oversight and safety enforcement that demand accountability.

A Colombian court suspends President Petro’s appointment of Juan Florián as Minister of Equality, citing potential violation of female gender quotas—highlighting deeper tensions between legal mandates and evolving gender identities.

Venezuela’s Nicolás Maduro lashes out at Trinidad and Tobago’s prime minister with baseless accusations while warning of a US-backed regime change—threats that mask real instability risking regional security and America’s energy interests.

As El Salvador clamps down on dissent under a state of emergency, activists detained and freedoms erode—raising urgent questions about the defense of liberty that America must heed.

The iconic Machu Picchu faces losing its New Seven Wonders of the World designation amid unchecked tourism, corruption, and mismanagement—raising alarms about Peru’s failure to protect a heritage site with global significance.

Zambian courts imprison two men under outdated witchcraft laws for allegedly targeting the president, exposing how archaic statutes enable political repression—raising a warning flag for free nations like the U.S.

After opposition chief Riek Machar’s indictment on grave charges, South Sudan’s SPLM/A-IO calls citizens to defend the nation—raising fears of renewed conflict in a fragile region crucial to global stability.