International Affairs

Algeria’s cancellation of the 2013 visa exemption deal with France reveals a stubborn diplomatic standoff fueled by France’s own policy choices and globalist missteps, challenging America’s allies in North Africa and underscoring the limits of post-colonial influence.

Thousands across Colombia stand united against a politically questionable conviction of ex-president Álvaro Uribe, highlighting deep divides and warning of judicial overreach under Gustavo Petro’s administration.

Kosovo war veterans rally against a politicized EU-backed court prosecuting their independence fighters, raising urgent questions about justice, bias, and the future of national sovereignty in the Balkans.

Amid soaring inflation and joblessness, Argentines turn to faith for hope—a stark reminder for America to uphold economic liberty and national sovereignty.

As Bill Clinton pushes for expansive reforms at the Clinton Global Initiative, looming legal investigations and shifting U.S. foreign aid priorities raise serious questions about accountability and true global impact.

The death of Romania’s first post-communist president reopens wounds over a legacy marked by violence and repression, exposing deep divisions that challenge the nation’s democratic progress.

Thailand’s prosecution of top contractors over the catastrophic building collapse spotlights systemic negligence and corruption, raising urgent questions about infrastructure safety that resonate with America’s own struggles securing critical construction standards.

As Prime Minister Netanyahu seeks to widen Israel’s Gaza operations, the humanitarian crisis deepens with mounting Palestinian casualties and intensifying global criticism, exposing the deadly complexity of confronting Hamas while protecting innocent lives.

As Prime Minister Netanyahu seeks to widen Israel’s Gaza operations, the humanitarian crisis deepens with mounting Palestinian casualties and intensifying global criticism, exposing the deadly complexity of confronting Hamas while protecting innocent lives.

A recent Sudanese airstrike on Darfur’s Nyala airport killed 40 suspected Colombian mercenaries tied to Emirati arms shipments, spotlighting hidden foreign involvement that escalates violence and destabilizes an already fractured region.