International Affairs

Violent clashes reignite between Thailand and Cambodia over disputed borders, highlighting failures in leadership and the urgent need for America-first policies to safeguard regional stability and national sovereignty.

A recent armed clash on the Thailand-Cambodia border highlights the dangers of unresolved territorial disputes fueled by weak international enforcement, threatening regional stability and underscoring why America must prioritize strong sovereign defense in global affairs.

The European Central Bank delays further rate cuts, awaiting clarity on U.S. tariff decisions that could reshape transatlantic trade and global economic stability, underscoring the critical need for America to prioritize national economic sovereignty.

As Indonesia enforces harsh penalties against foreign drug smugglers, the international narcotics trade continues to undermine national sovereignty and public safety worldwide — including right here at home.

The Taliban’s brutal ban on secondary education for Afghan girls not only crushes individual dreams but also imperils the region and challenges America’s national security interests.

Fresh clashes along the Thai-Cambodian border have killed civilians and injured soldiers, exposing a rapid diplomatic breakdown and the costs of unresolved sovereignty disputes in America’s strategic Indo-Pacific region.

A catastrophic collapse in a gold mine controlled by armed rebels in Congo exposes the deadly cost of lawlessness and instability — conditions that ultimately threaten global security and American interests.

As Ukraine calls for a high-level summit to end the conflict, Russia refuses to engage without preconditioned agreements—exposing Moscow’s unwillingness to pursue genuine peace while America stands firm on sanctions.

European leaders express alarm over Zelenski’s controversial move to place Ukraine’s key anti-corruption bodies under executive control—jeopardizing reforms crucial to rule of law and Western support.

Israel imposes strict visa restrictions on UN OCHA employees amid credible concerns of Hamas infiltration, revealing a troubling pattern of bias and security lapses within the United Nations.