International Affairs

An Israeli airstrike on Gaza’s Nasser Hospital has claimed the lives of four journalists, including an AP freelancer—highlighting dangerous conditions for media workers amid a conflict with severe global ramifications for press freedom and American interests.

As Sudan’s Rapid Support Forces unleash ethnic cleansing in Darfur, the violence worsens a humanitarian crisis that threatens U.S. national security interests.

A deadly airstrike on a key Gaza hospital underscores the urgent need for transparency and accountability amid escalating violence that threatens innocent lives and regional stability.

In devastated Ukrainian territories once held by Russian forces, local agriculture is not just a livelihood—it is a defiant act against occupation and chaos. Yet while Ukrainians rebuild from perilous conditions, Washington remains distracted from the broader strategic stakes.

In the wake of a brutal truck bomb attack in Cali that killed six civilians, Colombia confronts the persistent threat of narcoterrorism—a menace fueled by global drug cartels and weak international cooperation. This tragedy is a stark warning for America’s own fight against cross-border crime and radical violence.

Despite Venezuela’s claims of dismantling more than ten Colombian guerrilla camps, questions remain about border security and government complicity in narcotrafficking operations.

As Venezuela ramps up militia enrollment at the Cuartel de la Montaña—Hugo Chávez’s final resting place—amid rising tensions over U.S. naval maneuvers, what does this militarization mean for regional stability and American interests?

Amid precision airstrikes freeing dozens of hostages including children, Nigeria’s ongoing militant insurgency underscores the critical demand for firm national sovereignty and decisive security strategies—lessons America must heed.

As Israeli military strikes in Gaza kill dozens daily, including children, the death toll nears 63,000 amid blocked aid and stalled ceasefire talks. Who holds responsibility for this ongoing humanitarian crisis?

At least 20 killed in coordinated attacks, revealing the catastrophic failure of President Gustavo Petro’s security policies that threaten not only Colombia but also America’s strategic interests.