International Affairs

The U.S. demands accountability for Haiti’s devastating gang violence by indicting ‘Barbecue’ and his network—yet the real question remains: can Washington enforce law and order beyond its borders to protect American interests?

Six former Guatemalan officials have been convicted for their roles in the 2017 fire that claimed the lives of 41 girls at a government-run facility plagued by abuse and neglect, revealing systemic failures that put vulnerable children at risk.

The United Nations alleges sexual violence by Israeli forces against Palestinian detainees, a claim firmly denied by Israel amid a backdrop of Hamas terror and complex conflict dynamics.

The brutal killing of opposition senator Miguel Uribe Turbay after a delayed government response reveals systemic failures threatening regional stability and America’s strategic interests.

China’s suspension of all ties with Czech President Petr Pavel following his meeting with the Dalai Lama underscores Beijing’s authoritarian overreach, threatening national sovereignty and diplomatic independence.

A Swiss tycoon faces a staggering $110,000 speeding fine under a controversial system that calculates penalties based on personal wealth. This raises pressing questions about fairness and accountability in law enforcement—even as America watches.

The Philippine military exposes China’s aggressive and reckless naval actions near Scarborough Shoal, risking escalation in the disputed South China Sea and challenging America’s strategic interests in Asia.

Israel’s secret talks to move Palestinians from Gaza to famine-stricken South Sudan risk turning one crisis into another, raising urgent questions about sovereignty, human rights, and the true cost of geopolitical maneuvering.

In Colombia’s drug-fueled conflict zones, Indigenous Guardians put their lives on the line to rescue children forced into guerrilla ranks. Meanwhile, the Colombian government’s failure to act invites chaos that threatens regional stability—and America’s southern border security.

As armed groups in Colombia exploit children for drug trade control, Indigenous communities bear the brunt of recruitment while government inaction fuels instability—raising urgent questions about sovereignty, security, and effective governance.