International Affairs

Chavista women vow readiness to confront U.S. ‘aggressions’ amid military threats and drug trafficking concerns, raising alarms over Venezuela’s escalating defiance and regional security risks.

President Nicolás Maduro calls for mass militia enlistment amid escalating U.S. naval patrols targeting drug trafficking near Venezuelan waters, raising concerns about regional stability and sovereignty.

Fresh tensions at the Colombia-Peru border highlight dangerous cracks in regional cooperation, threatening American interests in South America’s strategic Amazon basin.

One month after a fragile ceasefire, the UN envoy warns Syria remains on the brink of renewed violence in Sweida, exposing deeper political fractures that jeopardize national sovereignty and regional security.

The week’s most striking photos reveal more than moments—they expose the unfolding crises and geopolitical dynamics that directly test America’s commitment to sovereignty, security, and global leadership.

A devastating truck bomb near a Colombian airbase killed at least five and wounded dozens, underscoring the growing danger from FARC dissidents and the urgent need for firm security policies to protect sovereignty in the Western Hemisphere.

In a striking legislative rebuke, Argentina’s Senate invalidates key decrees from President Javier Milei aimed at streamlining government and boosting economic liberty—raising critical questions about the clash between entrenched interests and true national sovereignty.

Eight Colombian officers killed in a brazen attack on a police helicopter eradicating coca fields—highlighting the escalating drug cartel violence that fuels instability threatening America’s interests.

An ambush on a Colombian police helicopter by FARC dissidents leaves eight dead and eight wounded, highlighting the growing dangers of narco-terrorism that spill over into American security concerns.

A deadly landslide outside Guinea’s capital kills 11 and injures 10, highlighting the tragic consequences of unaddressed climate vulnerabilities and poor infrastructure—issues that ripple beyond Africa and impact U.S. national security.