International Affairs

Russian forces assert they intercepted 95 Ukrainian drones targeting multiple regions and Crimea, while Ukraine reports counterattacks—highlighting the escalating drone warfare on Russia’s border.

Ukraine’s independence was hard-won but incomplete as Moscow maintained influence through compromised elites and failed reforms—a cautionary tale for America’s commitment to true sovereignty.

As Washington slashes $427 million in HIV aid to South Africa, vulnerable populations face life-threatening medication shortages—a stark reminder that America must prioritize its own national sovereignty and security before funding foreign health crises.

Álvaro Uribe honors fallen senator Miguel Uribe Turbay at the attack site, spotlighting Colombia’s ongoing security failures and political instability amid his own controversial legal battles.

At the Colombia-Venezuela border, a massive billboard displays the US government’s $75 million bounty on Venezuelan leaders, spotlighting their narcoterrorism ties and underscoring the urgent threat to American national security.

As Russia drags the war in Ukraine beyond three years without serious peace talks, Moscow’s ambitions threaten not only European security but also America’s economic and national security interests.

A magnitude 6.0 earthquake struck off the coast of El Salvador near critical infrastructure, highlighting the urgent need for US strategic attention to regional stability and disaster preparedness.

Pope Leo XIV’s solidarity with Chagos refugees underscores the clash between human rights and geopolitical strategy, raising questions about U.S. priorities in the Indian Ocean.

A tragic bridge collapse in China kills at least a dozen workers, highlighting the dangers of rapid infrastructure projects that overlook safety—an urgent lesson for America’s own priorities.

As Japan’s Prime Minister Ishiba hosts South Korean President Lee in Tokyo, this first face-to-face meeting tests whether longstanding disputes can truly yield to pragmatic cooperation—or if deeper national interests are being sidelined.