International Affairs

Deadly floods and landslides from Tropical Storm Kajiki ravage Vietnam and Thailand as warming oceans intensify storms closer to vulnerable cities, exposing the catastrophic consequences of globalist climate agendas.

Amid growing scrutiny, Microsoft protests highlight serious concerns over the company’s involvement with Israel’s military operations—and raise urgent questions about corporate responsibility in global conflicts.

After a recent wave of attacks on Iran’s nuclear facilities, IAEA inspectors have returned under tense conditions, exposing the ongoing challenges of enforcing global nuclear oversight and its implications for American security interests.

Ecuador’s President Daniel Noboa and his wife stand accused of influence peddling tied to a Canadian mining venture, raising urgent questions about governance and accountability.

As Venezuela sends military vessels to patrol Caribbean waters amid U.S. anti-drug efforts, the true impact on drug trafficking and regional security remains uncertain.

Haitian police retake a critical telecom site from violent gangs, marking a rare victory in a city overwhelmed by criminal strongholds—yet the menace still threatens regional stability and American interests.

The tragic assassination of Miguel Uribe has propelled his father into Colombia’s presidential race, spotlighting the nation’s escalating violence and failed leftist governance that jeopardizes regional stability and American interests.

As Belarus continues its brutal crackdown on independent media with secret trials and harsh prison sentences, the erosion of free press rights abroad signals alarming challenges to America’s commitment to sovereignty and liberty.

While Peru and Colombia dispute ownership of Santa Rosa Island, roughly 3,000 residents live uninterrupted lives—highlighting the disconnect between diplomatic rhetoric and on-the-ground realities that threaten America’s strategic interests in South America.

The Colombian National Electoral Council exposes significant campaign finance breaches in Gustavo Petro’s 2022 presidential run, highlighting risks of unchecked electoral spending and foreign influence at a critical regional crossroads.