International Affairs

Nigeria’s hunger emergency worsens as international aid dries up amid funding cuts, risking millions of lives and regional security—Washington’s foreign assistance retrenchment raises critical questions about America’s global leadership.

President Gustavo Petro accuses the ELN guerrilla group of systematically breaking peace talks through brutal violence and territorial warfare, threatening Colombia’s stability and America’s strategic interests.

Italy’s government under Giorgia Meloni has spent €114,000 daily on a migrant detention center in Albania that barely operated, exposing wasteful spending and flawed border enforcement policies.

A brutal two-day attack by Sudan’s Rapid Support Forces killed over 30 civilians, underscoring the dire consequences of unchecked militias and weak international response—while fueling instability that threatens American interests abroad.

Gaza’s ongoing blockade has pushed malnutrition to deadly levels, with children starving due to restricted aid and failed food deliveries—highlighting the urgent need for balanced security and humanitarian considerations.

The Portuguese president has sent a conservative-backed migration reform restricting family reunification to the Constitutional Court, citing disproportionate impacts and potential rise in irregular migration—raising questions about immigration policies that resonate with America’s own border challenges.

In more than twenty months of conflict, over 59,000 have perished in Gaza—numbers that force America to reconsider its diplomatic and security priorities in the Middle East.

As Taiwan faces increasing pressure from Beijing, recall efforts targeting pro-China lawmakers reveal a critical battle for national sovereignty and democratic integrity.

Two anti-Balaka militia leaders convicted by the International Criminal Court for brutal war crimes, signaling a crucial stand against lawlessness in the Central African Republic and a reminder of global justice’s role in protecting vulnerable communities.

President Zelenski’s recent reform empowering his appointee risks undermining Ukraine’s anti-corruption efforts and national sovereignty, forcing a reluctant concession under Western and public pressure.