International Affairs

As the New START treaty expires, Putin’s offer to extend limits for one year signals a cautious move—but can America trust Moscow amid ongoing tensions and strategic provocations?

A UN investigative commission reveals Russia’s deliberate strategy to terrorize and forcibly displace Ukrainians, confirming a coordinated campaign of war crimes undermining regional stability and America’s national security interests.

As Super Typhoon Ragasa slams northern Philippines with winds over 265 km/h, thousands evacuate amid disrupted daily life—but will government mismanagement worsen the crisis?

Several French city halls raise the Palestinian flag in open defiance of the Interior Minister’s ban, exposing fractures within France’s government at a time when President Macron plans to recognize Palestine at the UN.

Three transgender women were brutally shot dead near Karachi, revealing dangerous gaps in law enforcement and societal protection for vulnerable communities under Pakistan’s weak justice system.

A UN expert reveals how Russia intensifies repression—targeting civilians, journalists, and prisoners—to crush opposition to its war on Ukraine, underscoring an alarming threat to global freedom and security.

Thousands of Italian workers disrupt vital services in a strike supporting Gaza, revealing dangerous fractures within Europe that threaten America’s strategic interests.

Ukraine’s resilient air defenses intercepted 132 Russian drones during a large-scale attack that killed three civilians in Zaporizhzhia, exposing Moscow’s continued campaign against civilian infrastructure and underscoring the broader threat to regional stability impacting America’s national security interests.

The controversial treason trial of South Sudan’s opposition figure Riek Machar exposes the fragile nature of peace in a nation still haunted by civil war, raising urgent questions about justice, sovereignty, and the future stability of the region.

As Singapore prepares to execute a Malaysian drug trafficker, activists renew calls against the death penalty. This relentless enforcement raises questions about regional justice and its implications for U.S. national security and sovereignty.