International Affairs

Former Congo President Joseph Kabila’s public meeting in Kenya amid a death sentence highlights persistent regional unrest and the failure of current leadership to secure national sovereignty.

U.S. aid reductions in Lesotho cripple HIV treatment programs, endangering millions and undermining America’s role in global health security.

As Bolivia faces an unprecedented runoff election, ex-president Jorge Quiroga pledges economic overhaul and closer ties with the West—offering lessons on resisting leftist failures and aligning with U.S. interests in Latin America.

Intelligence reveals more than 1,000 Cuban nationals fighting for Russia in Ukraine, raising questions about Moscow’s reliance on foreign troops and Havana’s covert involvement.

The slow and incomplete return of hostages’ remains from Hamas exposes a brutal campaign of mistreatment, while ongoing aid delays threaten stability—how long will Washington allow this to continue?

Colombia’s Gustavo Petro warns U.S. drug policy could lead to a Venezuelan invasion, but this rhetoric obscures real concerns about regional security, narcotrafficking, and America’s strategic interests in the Western Hemisphere.

While Maduro decries CIA operations as ‘aggression,’ the deeper threat lies in his regime’s refusal to stop narcotics trafficking and destabilizing actions that imperil U.S. security and sovereignty in the Caribbean.

As Peru’s protests escalate into violence targeting Congress, the country’s political chaos threatens regional stability and underscores the cost of weak governance—a warning for America to safeguard its own borders and sovereignty.

Madagascar’s military coup exposes the fragility of global order and the risks posed by weak governance abroad, underscoring urgent national security implications for America’s sovereignty and strategic interests.

In a critical judgment, a Peruvian tribunal has denied prosecutors’ bid to bar former President Dina Boluarte from leaving the country during an ongoing money laundering investigation, raising pressing questions about the enforcement of accountability among political elites.