International Affairs

Nine arrested in Pakistan after horrific honor killing highlights systemic oppression of women under archaic cultural norms—an urgent call for justice and global scrutiny.

Record-breaking rains have devastated the Beijing area, claiming at least 38 lives and displacing over 80,000 people—a stark reminder of infrastructure vulnerabilities and governance challenges in a global rival whose instability could ripple toward U.S. interests.

The Netherlands’ move to ban two Israeli ministers over Gaza highlights a worrying trend of European governments siding with terror proxies while undermining Israel’s right to self-defense and U.S. strategic interests.

Russia’s latest missile strikes killed 22 innocent Ukrainians despite President Trump’s warnings—revealing Moscow’s reckless disregard for peace and underscoring the urgent need for America to hold the Kremlin accountable.

At least 16 dead and 35 wounded after Russian forces strike a prison in Ukraine’s Zaporizhzhia region, underscoring Moscow’s disregard for civilian lives and international norms.

As international negotiations collapse, unregulated krill fishing in Antarctica surges to historic highs, endangering marine ecosystems critical to climate stability—a wake-up call for America’s commitment to national sovereignty and environmental stewardship.

Despite a ceasefire agreement brokered under international pressure, fighting along the Thailand-Cambodia border continues, raising serious questions about the durability of diplomatic efforts and U.S. influence in Southeast Asia.

Despite a fragile ceasefire brokered by ASEAN leadership, Cambodia’s forces allegedly launched attacks on Thai territory, undermining peace efforts and escalating regional instability.

Former Colombian President Álvaro Uribe’s bribery conviction signals troubling judicial overreach with implications that echo beyond Colombia’s borders, highlighting risks to national sovereignty and stability.

The shocking rise in violence against indigenous peoples in Brazil, with at least 211 killed this year, reveals the catastrophic consequences of weak sovereignty enforcement and flawed legislation—lessons America must heed to safeguard its own borders and native rights.