International Affairs

Colombian President Gustavo Petro calls for regional solidarity in Haiti, but rising violence and instability reveal the failures of such ideological posturing.

As Cuba’s government masks growing poverty with euphemisms, its citizens endure daily struggles that reveal the harsh truth of socialism’s failure — a crisis Washington cannot ignore.

British authorities arrested nearly 100 protesters supporting the banned Palestine Action group, underscoring the government’s firm stand against domestic threats tied to overseas conflicts that risk national security.

Gunmen kill two Indian workers and abduct another in Niger’s conflict-ridden southwest, exposing the failure of local authorities to protect foreign nationals amidst growing jihadist violence.

A tragic boat capsize during a sudden thunderstorm in Vietnam’s Ha Long Bay claims 18 lives and leaves 23 missing, spotlighting lax safety measures and lack of preparedness against extreme weather—a cautionary tale for protecting American travelers abroad and enforcing strict maritime safety standards.

The fragile peace declaration signed between Congo’s government and the M23 rebels offers hope, yet skepticism remains as rebel leaders deny key withdrawal terms. What does this mean for regional stability and American interests in Africa’s critical mineral-rich Great Lakes region?

As Bangladesh edges toward elections under an interim government, Jamaat-e-Islami’s massive rally signals a troubling rise of Islamist influence amid political turmoil and democratic erosion.

Congo and Rwanda-backed M23 rebels have signed a declaration aiming to end years of conflict in eastern Congo, but conflicting interpretations and ongoing foreign meddling raise questions about the sustainability of peace.

Two years into the EU’s massive pandemic recovery fund, nearly half remains unspent, exposing bureaucratic inefficiency and risking taxpayer money as the August 2026 deadline nears.

President Trump’s aggressive tariff threat against Brazil intended to support Bolsonaro instead handed political leverage to President Lula, spotlighting the unintended consequences of economic coercion on U.S. foreign relations and national interests.