International Affairs

Russia has intentionally unleashed at least eight Shahed kamikaze drones on Polish soil, marking a serious escalation that threatens America’s European allies and tests the resolve of Western defense commitments.

Russia’s daring drone assault over Polish airspace marks a dangerous escalation ignored for too long by European leaders, risking American security interests on the front lines of NATO.

As President Macron installs a new prime minister, France erupts with widespread protests, revealing deep political instability and economic grievances that threaten the nation’s sovereignty and security.

In a stark warning against dissent, Myanmar’s military government handed down a seven-year hard labor sentence to a man criticizing its election plans—a clear sign the junta is weaponizing the law to suppress opposition and entrench its grip on power.

While Europe debates sanctions on Israel, the true cost of undermining a key U.S. ally in a volatile region threatens American national security and freedom.

As France endures a disruptive nationwide protest on the day of its fourth prime ministerial change in two years, the chaos signals deeper failures in leadership that threaten not only French sovereignty but also European stability and American strategic interests.

Russia’s touted gas pipeline to China reveals Beijing’s dominant grip and exposes Moscow’s struggle to replace lost European energy revenues—highlighting Moscow’s dependency rather than strength.

As Nepal’s government resorts to heavy-handed social media censorship, violent protests erupt, forcing the rarely deployed army to restore order—a stark warning against globalist-driven authoritarian control that threatens freedom and stability.

As Russia escalates its assault on Ukraine, drone violations of Polish airspace reveal a disturbing pattern of aggression threatening U.S. allied sovereignty and security.

President Daniel Noboa presses the Ecuadorian Constitutional Court with seven new referendum questions, escalating tensions and risking judicial independence while claiming to answer public demands.