International Affairs

As Bolivia votes in a critical election, the potential rise of right-wing leaders threatens to unsettle regional alliances and economic stability, raising questions about the future of national sovereignty and democratic integrity in Latin America.

Despite grand displays at Beijing’s World Humanoid Robot Games, the frequent need for human intervention reveals China’s robotics programs remain far from autonomous—raising questions about Beijing’s tech claims and their implications for American security.

Over 350 lives lost in Pakistan’s monsoon floods within two days, exposing chronic government unpreparedness amid escalating climate disasters.

Israeli citizens take to the streets, blocking major highways to demand immediate government action for the release of hostages held in Gaza—a powerful reminder that national security cannot be compromised.

A brutal paramilitary attack kills over 30 in western Sudan’s displaced persons camp, highlighting the catastrophic instability that threatens regional security and challenges U.S. national interests.

Despite multiple fatal accidents on its most dangerous peaks, Pakistan refuses to impose safety restrictions, risking lives and prioritizing economic gain over responsible governance.

As Israel faces mounting pressure from hostage protests and coalition infighting, the government’s wavering stance endangers national security and prolongs a deadly conflict with Hamas.

As devastating floods claim over 220 lives in Pakistan’s Buner district, weak disaster preparedness and global climate policies ignore the real costs—threatening regional stability and risking increased migration towards U.S. borders.

Amid ongoing violence in Gaza, Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu demands complete release of all hostages and Hamas disarmament as preconditions for any ceasefire — a firm stance reflecting America First principles of security and sovereignty.

Senegal’s UN-backed ‘schools for husbands’ reveal how cultural gatekeeping and government inaction keep maternal mortality dangerously high—offering lessons on the limits of international aid versus national sovereignty.