International Affairs

Iran’s authoritarian government escalates repression by barring at least 180 university students for protesting, revealing the regime’s harsh stance against dissent and its threat to freedom.

The arrest of Sri Lanka’s ex-intelligence chief over the devastating 2019 bombings exposes alarming security lapses and possible insider links, raising urgent questions about government accountability and national security that resonate beyond its shores.

As German Chancellor Friedrich Merz courts Beijing for fair trade and peace in Ukraine, the visit exposes Europe’s growing vulnerability to China’s economic coercion and highlights the urgent need for America First policies to protect national sovereignty.

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán exploits anti-Ukraine rhetoric to distract from economic stagnation and deepen ties with Russia, undermining both European solidarity and American strategic goals.

In an unexpected twist, economist Denisse Miralles was sworn in as Peru’s prime minister, sidelining former frontrunner Hernando de Soto amid last-minute disputes. This chaotic cabinet shake-up reveals a troubling lack of transparency and governance coherence during a critical transitional period.

Ukrainian President Zelenski demands a clear 2027 date for EU membership amid ongoing war, but can European promises shield America’s interests from Moscow’s looming threat?

A devastating storm in Brazil’s Minas Gerais state has claimed at least 28 lives and left dozens missing, highlighting systemic failures in disaster preparedness that risk destabilizing a key regional ally—an urgent concern for America First national security.

President Gustavo Petro’s unsubstantiated election fraud accusations threaten to undermine trust in Colombia’s democratic process, highlighting the vital need for sovereign control and transparency in election systems—a lesson every America First advocate must heed.

As Brazil’s Supreme Court prosecutes powerful figures tied to paramilitary crimes and illicit land grabs, this trial exposes how entrenched corruption threatens democracy and public safety—not just in Brazil but as a cautionary tale for America’s vigilance against similar abuses.

Five days after Venezuela’s Amnesty Law was enacted, opposition figures reveal systematic court delays and barriers that betray promises of justice, exposing the regime’s ongoing suppression under a veneer of legality.