International Affairs

Despite President Trump’s firm ultimatum and looming sanctions deadline, Vladimir Putin remains unyielding, challenging America’s resolve and threatening global stability.

Ivory Coast’s opposition cries foul over arbitrary arrests ahead of a tightly controlled election, revealing a disturbing pattern of political repression threatening national sovereignty and democratic integrity.

An Australian permanent resident has been charged with spying for China’s Public Security Bureau, marking a rare but alarming breach of national sovereignty under Australia’s foreign interference laws.

As Moscow prosecutes suspects in a tragic concert hall attack, unproven allegations against Ukraine highlight a troubling trend of shifting blame amidst geopolitical tension—a narrative Washington must scrutinize closely.

Pakistan’s decision to forcibly deport 1.4 million Afghan refugees despite UN warnings threatens regional stability and underlines the need for America-first immigration policies that prioritize national security.

As Russian aggression threatens Ukraine’s sovereignty, Lutsk defies despair by turning to culture and civic initiative—offering a powerful lesson on national resilience and grassroots strength America can admire.

Half a decade after the devastating Beirut port explosion, entrenched corruption and political obstruction have stalled justice, risking greater instability that reverberates beyond Lebanon’s borders — directly impacting American national security and regional stability.

A year after a violent student-led revolt toppled Bangladesh’s long-standing leader, political instability persists, threatening regional security and undermining prospects for democratic reform—a warning sign Washington cannot afford to ignore.

Despite U.S. threats of punishing tariffs, China refuses to halt its purchase of Russian and Iranian oil, revealing Washington’s weak leverage and risking national security by allowing funding to hostile regimes.

Somalia’s expanding camel milk sector promises jobs and nutrition, but does this agricultural shift truly address the nation’s broader economic and governance challenges?