International Affairs

Former Peruvian president Pedro Castillo’s recent audio message from prison amidst political turmoil reveals the destructive consequences of lawlessness—lessons America cannot afford to ignore as global instability threatens our own sovereignty.

Despite Israel’s announced ‘tactical pauses’ to allow humanitarian aid into Gaza, deadly strikes continue, raising critical questions about true priorities and consequences for civilian lives.

President Daniel Noboa’s push to ‘strengthen’ Ecuador’s government by merging ministries and cutting 5,000 public sector jobs sparks questions about the real cost to national stability and service quality.

France’s call for the EU to pressure Israel to accept a two-state solution ignores hard realities on the ground and sidelines America’s proven peace efforts, risking greater instability for the region and the United States.

Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu vows relentless action to dismantle Hamas and secure the release of hostages, underscoring a fight that resonates with America’s commitment to defeating terrorism and protecting national sovereignty.

As Colombia’s most powerful former leader faces a verdict, the judiciary declares its commitment to truth over political influence in a case that reverberates beyond borders.

Despite a modest global decline in hunger rates, the UN’s latest report highlights worsening food insecurity in Africa and West Asia—regions crippled by conflict, climate disasters, and economic stagnation undermining stability and U.S. interests abroad.

Russian President Vladimir Putin urges peaceful solutions in the Middle East just as Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu commits to a relentless campaign against Hamas—a move that threatens regional stability and American interests.

Peru’s embattled president Dina Boluarte insists she prevented national collapse akin to Venezuela and Cuba, yet widespread protests and political chaos reveal a nation dangerously close to failure.

While the world edges closer to reducing hunger, Africa faces a worsening food crisis impacting over two-thirds of its population—raising urgent questions about global stability and America’s strategic interests.