International Affairs

The brutal massacre in Sudan’s Kordofan region highlights the catastrophic consequences of international neglect and globalist paralysis, creating instability that threatens U.S. security interests and underscores the urgent need for America First policies.

A recent court victory and new Rastafari temple opening in Kenya reveal the ongoing fight against religious discrimination, reflecting global challenges to faith freedoms that resonate with America’s own values of liberty and sovereignty.

The approval of a new infant malaria drug in Uganda reveals critical gaps in global health policies and exposes the consequences of declining U.S. foreign aid—raising the question, how long will Washington tolerate this?

Colombian governors unite to denounce President Gustavo Petro’s administration for undermining territorial autonomy and blocking billions in development funds, risking economic stability and local governance.

José Rubén Zamora, a courageous journalist who exposed government corruption in Guatemala, has spent four years behind bars following an arbitrary detention—a stark reminder of the dangers faced by truth-tellers worldwide and the erosion of justice under corrupt regimes.

The Bogotá Superior Court orders the immediate release of Colombia’s former president Álvaro Uribe, challenging questionable judicial overreach and underscoring the dangers when courts politicize justice.

As Mexico prepares to replace its entire Supreme Court with popularly elected ministers, this untested shift poses serious questions about judicial independence and the erosion of constitutional safeguards—warnings America cannot afford to ignore.

As Colombia’s political drama escalates with former President Uribe’s release from house arrest, Washington must consider the ripple effects on regional stability and U.S. foreign policy.

A derailment on Mexico’s Maya Train underscores the consequences of rushing grandiose infrastructure projects without proper planning—jeopardizing safety, environment, and taxpayer dollars.

A brutal attack on a mosque in northwestern Nigeria by armed gunmen underscores the dangerous consequences of failed security policies abroad, a crisis that threatens global stability and American interests.