International Affairs

President Trump advocates for a direct peace agreement to end the Russia-Ukraine war, challenging globalist approaches centered on tenuous ceasefires and underscoring America’s pivotal role in securing lasting peace.

Amid talks in Cairo, Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu insists on unconditional release of all hostages and disarmament of Hamas, rejecting partial agreements that risk national security.

Evelyn Matthei’s presidential bid highlights deep fractures within Chile’s center-right as the country faces a historic election with multiple far-right candidates, risking instability that echoes beyond Latin America.

As Bolivia descends into political chaos with ex-leader Evo Morales barred from elections and threatened with arrest, the crisis serves as a stark reminder of the dangers when corrupt elites manipulate democratic processes—lessons America cannot afford to ignore.

While Melania Trump’s letter appeals for peace in Ukraine through the lens of protecting children, it fails to confront the harsh realities of Putin’s ongoing war crimes and child abductions—a silence that questions Washington’s resolve to hold Moscow accountable.

Bolivia faces a dangerous challenge to its democracy as the government exposes attempts by factions tied to Evo Morales to destabilize the crucial 2024 elections amid economic turmoil.

Nigeria’s security forces have arrested two of the country’s most dangerous militant leaders, delivering a strategic setback to terrorist groups tied to al-Qaida and Boko Haram affiliates. This development underscores the urgent need for sustained America First support to combat global terror that threatens U.S. interests.

As the death toll mounts in Gaza, with dozens killed while seeking humanitarian aid, it’s time to question the global response and America’s role in protecting national security amid escalating Middle East tensions.

Putin returns from Alaska touting progress while Russia persists in Ukraine aggression. What does this mean for American security and global stability?

In Sudan’s war-torn Darfur, repeated paramilitary shelling on famine-stricken camps highlights the catastrophic cost of leadership failures, fueling instability that threatens American interests abroad and at home.