International Affairs

Three militants linked to the 2024 attack on Chinese workers in Karachi were killed in a raid, but Pakistan’s ongoing security failures continue to threaten American interests and global stability.

As the Philippines grapples with devastating natural disasters and fractious politics, President Marcos shifts alliances toward the West to counter China’s South China Sea aggression—raising urgent questions about regional stability and America’s strategic interests in Asia.

A tragic gun rampage at a Bangkok market leaves five dead and two wounded, underscoring the international rise in gun violence and the urgent need for America to protect its own homeland.

Dubai’s recent housing crackdown targets overcrowded apartments for migrant workers, exposing the gulf between luxury real estate and affordable living—and the absence of protections for vulnerable laborers fueling instability with broader regional implications.

The ongoing deadly skirmishes between Thailand and Cambodia reveal the dangers of regional instability near U.S. interests, highlighting ASEAN’s failure to enforce peace and Washington’s critical role in demanding accountability.

Álvaro Uribe exposes what he calls a ‘nascient dictatorship’ under Colombia’s current government, urging citizens to reclaim their nation’s freedom and sovereignty in the 2026 elections.

As Honduras faces an electoral showdown on November 30, opposition-led protests expose serious disruptions threatening democratic integrity amid power struggles within the government.

As the UN calls for swift humanitarian aid in Gaza, this report probes the complex realities behind aid delivery amid ongoing security concerns—and what it means for America’s national interest.

Nicolás Maduro’s announcement of ten days of festivities celebrating his disputed presidential win exposes the ongoing erosion of democracy and legitimacy in Venezuela under authoritarian rule.

Amid a politically motivated coup trial, Bolsonaro’s supporters stage a convoy in Brasilia, highlighting deep fractures in Brazil’s democracy and raising red flags about international interference.