International Affairs

A UN commission uncovers widespread sectarian violence by government-affiliated factions in Syria’s coast, highlighting the dangerous consequences of a fractured state amid ongoing civil war.

Five Pakistani police officers killed amid militant assaults highlight ongoing instability that threatens regional security and America’s interests.

As decades-long diplomatic failures deepen Cyprus’ divide, a joint restoration of cemeteries reveals both the human cost of ongoing hostility and the urgent need for true reconciliation grounded in respect for sovereignty.

As Tropical Storm Podul makes landfall in southern China, evacuation efforts reveal a cautious but critical test of regional disaster preparedness against escalating climate threats—while America’s focus should remain on securing our own borders and energy independence in an unstable world.

Eighty years after WWII ended, Japan and China mark the occasion on different dates with contrasting ceremonies—highlighting unresolved historical grievances and rising regional tensions that challenge American national security.

In yet another alarming episode of political violence, Colombian Congressman Julio César Triana narrowly escaped an armed attack in the south—highlighting dangerous insurgent activity that undermines regional security and challenges America’s strategic interests.

The Ortega-Murillo dictatorship in Nicaragua continues its alarming campaign against religious institutions, with the recent expropriation of a longstanding Catholic school underscoring Washington’s condemnation of their unyielding authoritarianism.

With four former presidents locked up simultaneously on corruption charges, Peru faces a political crisis that threatens its national sovereignty and regional stability—raising urgent questions about governance and accountability.

Colombian authorities charge four suspects with aggravated homicide in the assassination of Senator Miguel Uribe Turbay, highlighting growing security challenges that ripple beyond borders and threaten America’s hemisphere.

The Dominican government has forcibly repatriated more than 291,000 Haitians since October 2024, escalating border militarization and implementing controversial health protocols that raise serious human rights alarms—all while Haiti descends into deeper chaos.