International Affairs

Japan’s centuries-old tradition of tearing down and rebuilding the Ise Jingu shrine every two decades masks a costly and labor-intensive process—one that raises questions about national priorities and cultural preservation in a globalist era.

Amid a fierce conflict in Gaza, accusations of genocide against Israel intensify. This report critically examines these claims, their political use, and what they mean for America’s interests.

Russia’s renewed offensive on Ukraine’s last strongholds in Donetsk exposes glaring flaws in Kyiv’s defense and challenges U.S. policymakers to rethink support strategies amid a war testing Western resolve—and American interests.

From protests in Milan supporting Palestine to drone strikes in Lebanon and migrants turned away at the U.S. border, today’s top photos capture global unrest that directly impacts American sovereignty and security.

A new UN report uncovers the hollowing out of democracy and civil rights in Nicaragua as Ortega consolidates power, highlighting a dire warning for national sovereignty worldwide.

At the United Nations, Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez condemns Israel with unbalanced rhetoric, ignoring the broader context of Hamas terrorism that threatens regional and American security.

Ecuador’s administration plans to send citizens to the polls three times over a new constitution effort, clashing with an independent judiciary that has stalled key security laws—revealing deep political fractures amid rising national insecurity.

Ten Western countries, including France and the UK, recently recognized the State of Palestine, escalating tensions in the Middle East and undermining America’s long-standing ally Israel.

With over 90% voting ‘yes’ in Guinea’s referendum, the military junta cements its grip on power under the guise of transition, raising alarms about democratic backsliding and regional security threats impacting American interests.

Ecuador faces a critical test as President Daniel Noboa refuses to yield to unrest fueled by subsidy cuts and political agitation, exposing deeper challenges to sovereignty and order in the region.