International Affairs

A brutal Russian attack devastates Kyiv, killing 31 including five children, as Moscow escalates its war of attrition. With critical frontline battles intensifying, the question remains: Will U.S. leadership stand firm for Ukraine and American interests?

As starvation grips Gaza, U.S. envoy Steve Witkoff’s visit reveals a broken humanitarian response system trapped in deadly chaos—raising urgent questions about leadership and strategy amid escalating violence.

The Trump administration’s indecision on a $9 million stockpile of contraceptives stored in Europe threatens to waste taxpayer dollars and undermine America’s leadership in global health. Behind this crisis lies a dismantled foreign aid apparatus and opaque policy choices that demand scrutiny.

Indonesia’s mass prisoner release plan under President Prabowo Subianto raises serious questions about political bias, national unity, and security—highlighting the dangers of using clemency as a political tool.

While France, the UK, and Canada gesture toward recognizing a Palestinian state, Israel’s aggressive policies and Washington’s unshaken support ensure statehood remains an elusive dream—exposing the failure of global powers to uphold justice and American interests.

El Salvador’s ruling party pushes constitutional changes enabling indefinite presidential reelection and longer terms, risking authoritarianism with implications beyond its borders.

As China pushes to modernize its fiery baijiu spirit for younger drinkers, underlying economic weakness and strict Communist Party controls reveal a nation grappling with deeper challenges.

As Syria’s new regime scrambles to investigate sectarian massacres, these committees reveal a government struggling to control violence that threatens regional stability and America’s strategic interests.

Russian President Vladimir Putin’s latest law punishes online users for ‘searching’ content labeled extremist—a sweeping crackdown that threatens not only Russians but sets a chilling precedent for internet freedom worldwide.

Colombian victims in the Uribe case warn the UN and CIDH of US pressure undermining judicial independence, threatening Colombia’s sovereignty and setting a dangerous precedent.