International Affairs

The Dominican government has forcibly repatriated more than 291,000 Haitians since October 2024, escalating border militarization and implementing controversial health protocols that raise serious human rights alarms—all while Haiti descends into deeper chaos.

With inflation soaring and fuel shortages crippling daily life, Bolivia heads to the polls amid turmoil that threatens regional stability and underscores the consequences of socialist mismanagement.

Ethan Guo, a determined young American pilot, confronts dropped charges after navigating extreme Antarctic conditions, revealing questionable prosecution and bureaucratic overreach that threaten individual liberty and free enterprise.

Ecuador escalates efforts to combat the recruitment of children by criminal gangs, underscoring the urgent need for stronger international cooperation—an effort that highlights vulnerabilities also threatening U.S. security.

As elite bureaucrats gather in Mexico to discuss ‘care society’ investments, American interests are overshadowed by a globalist push that risks diverting resources and attention from true national priorities.

Qatar’s five-year prison sentence for Baha’i leader Remy Rowhani underscores a disturbing pattern of religious persecution that threatens global religious liberty and undermines American values of freedom and sovereignty.

Kim Yo Jong dismisses South Korea’s claims and diplomatic overtures, underscoring Pyongyang’s relentless pursuit of nuclear escalation amid rising regional tensions and global instability.

As President Trump seeks a ceasefire with Russia in Alaska, Ukraine’s allies led by France, the UK, and Germany demand harsher sanctions if Vladimir Putin refuses to halt aggression—highlighting the urgent need for America-first leadership in global security.

An opposition deputy’s public act of dressing Evo Morales’ bust in prison garb highlights ongoing political chaos and questions of justice in Bolivia ahead of critical elections.

Brazil’s Supreme Court demands extradition of 61 fugitives linked to the January 8th coup attempt, exposing global risks from political radicalism and challenging American interests in hemispheric stability.