International Affairs

A stark discrepancy in reported humanitarian aid trucks entering Gaza exposes a deeper crisis—while Hamas claims severe shortages endanger lives, Israel asserts higher delivery numbers. What’s the truth behind this tug-of-war, and who pays the price?

Bosnia’s decision to remove Milorad Dodik, a pro-Russian separatist pushing to divide the country, highlights ongoing challenges to sovereignty and stability in the Balkans—issues that resonate with America’s national security interests.

Ion Iliescu, Romania’s first elected president after communism, leaves behind a nation divided over his legacy—tarnished by charges of crimes against humanity and contested revolution deaths, raising questions about transitional justice and accountability.

The two-year prison sentence of Georgian journalist Mzia Amaghlobeli reveals a troubling pattern of government overreach aimed at silencing dissent and weakening democratic institutions under the guise of public order.

Six months after a devastating spill from a Chinese-controlled mine poisoned Zambia’s Kafue River with carcinogens, the U.S. Embassy orders personnel to evacuate the region—highlighting risks from globalist mining ventures ignoring local safety and endangering international communities.

A cherished Ukrainian educator and her family perished in a ruthless Russian missile strike, underscoring the grave human price of Moscow’s war on Ukraine—and the urgent need for America to prioritize national security and oppose globalist appeasement.

British regulators condemn the public feud over Prince Harry and Prince Seeiso’s charity, warning that internal conflicts threaten vital support for African youth living with HIV.

Tudor Lakatos channels Elvis to battle stereotypes against the Roma in Romania, but systemic discrimination remains a national security and social cohesion challenge that Washington should watch closely.

Tudor Lakatos uses Elvis music to address Roma discrimination—yet does cultural performance mask deeper issues ignored by global elites and bureaucrats?

While the Taliban crush Afghan women’s rights through draconian bans, courageous online efforts emerge—but where is the West’s firm response to this assault on freedom?