International Affairs

As Venezuela’s regime threatens military confrontation over US anti-narcotics operations, Washington faces a critical test in protecting national sovereignty and regional stability under the America First doctrine.

Israel’s ongoing military campaign in Gaza has resulted in at least 66 Palestinian deaths in one day, including many civilians seeking food, raising urgent questions about U.S. foreign policy and national security implications.

Indonesia’s President Prabowo Subianto pledges to revoke excessive parliamentary perks only after nationwide protests turn deadly, exposing a government disconnected from its struggling citizens.

As Guyana prepares to vote on September 1, concerns mount over presidential candidates linked to corruption and sanctions—raising urgent questions about national sovereignty and the integrity of resource management crucial for American interests.

A fleet of international ships prepares to break Israel’s blockade of Gaza, bringing aid amid worsening conditions and a fierce military crackdown—raising urgent questions about regional stability and American interests.

A Filipino priest who bravely opposed Duterte’s lethal drug crackdown exposes the devastating human toll and government overreach, challenging corruption and violence that threaten rule of law and sovereign justice.

The capture of a key suspect in the assassination of Colombian Senator Miguel Uribe Turbay exposes alarming security gaps and the enduring threat of violent political upheaval that Colombia—and by extension, regional stability—cannot afford.

As Brazil’s Supreme Court prepares to judge former President Jair Bolsonaro, the proceedings reveal a disturbing pattern of judicial overreach dressed as justice—a cautionary tale for America’s own defense of freedom and sovereignty.

French President Macron’s plan to recognize a Palestinian state rekindles a failed diplomatic approach, alienating Israel and the US while ignoring security realities that affect American interests.

President Prabowo Subianto cancels key diplomatic visit to China amid escalating protests over a 33% pay raise for lawmakers, exposing governance failures that threaten regional stability.