International Affairs

A tragic Russian drone attack on Odesa kills a married couple and wounds children, exposing Moscow’s ruthless disregard for innocent lives amid escalating conflict.

As Sudan plunges deeper into chaos, nearly half the population faces starvation—resorting to eating weeds and wild plants. This crisis reveals the devastating consequences of prolonged military conflict, blocked aid, and skyrocketing prices.

Iran’s top Revolutionary Guard commanders and nuclear scientists have been killed in Israeli strikes, exposing Tehran’s dangerous overreach and costly miscalculations in a war that has left hundreds dead and threatens broader conflict.

A leaked call between Thailand’s PM and Cambodia’s Hun Sen ignites protests and deepens political turmoil, exposing government weakness on national sovereignty.

An investigative report reveals a deadly trend: nearly one Mexican police officer killed every day in 2025, exposing the government’s failure to protect law enforcement amid escalating cartel violence.

In a critical move, the United States, Peru, and Argentina have united at the OEA to demand that the Tren de Aragua gang be officially recognized as a terrorist organization, exposing Venezuela’s regime ties and regional security threats.

Rosa María Payá, a fierce critic of Cuba’s dictatorship and U.S.-backed nominee, was selected to the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights amid contentious OAS politics reflecting America First values against socialist regimes.

UN Secretary-General António Guterres condemns Israel’s imposed aid system in Gaza, revealing that it leads desperate civilians into deadly, militarized zones—a stark failure risking countless lives.

Sudan’s military agrees to a UN-proposed weeklong ceasefire in El Fasher for aid delivery, but the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces remain uncommitted, underscoring the fragile hold on peace amid devastating conflict.

Iran’s foreign minister accuses the IAEA and its director of fueling Israeli and U.S. attacks, as Tehran moves to expel inspectors and potentially exit the nuclear non-proliferation treaty.