International Affairs

A simple decree banning Bermuda shorts on an Algerian beach uncovers deeper conflicts between conservative religious forces and public freedoms, threatening tourism and social stability in a country still grappling with the shadows of its violent past.

Following a crushing defeat for Japan’s ruling coalition in recent elections, Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba contemplates resignation, exposing cracks in government stability and raising questions about Japan’s future leadership amid critical US trade negotiations.

Antonio Ecarri warns abstention undermines democracy in Venezuela, urging voter participation despite opposition rejection of rigged elections controlled by Maduro’s regime.

A surge in fatal police shootings in Jamaica reveals a troubling pattern of excessive force and lack of transparency, raising serious questions about law enforcement accountability worldwide.

Despite crippling hunger gripping Gaza’s two million residents, a formal famine declaration remains absent—raising urgent questions about international accountability and the reality on the ground.

A British jury convicts Howard Phillips, who fancied himself a James Bond, for attempting to spy for Russia—highlighting ongoing threats to Western sovereignty.

More than 1,400 lives lost in brutal sectarian violence along Syria’s coast reveal the dangerous vacuum left by Assad’s fall and the failure of global intervention—threatening regional stability and America’s national security.

As Israeli forces intensify operations in central Gaza, the situation on the ground reveals a complex reality where military necessity intersects with urgent humanitarian needs, raising critical questions about the path forward for regional stability and American interests.

The UN refugee agency reports over 1,000 Gazans have been killed trying to access food since May, exposing the deadly fallout of Israel’s strict blockade and controversial aid distribution policies backed by US interests.

A military training jet crashed into a school campus in Dhaka, Bangladesh, killing 27 people, including 25 children—exposing critical failures in aviation safety that demand global scrutiny.