Government Accountability

Peru’s Congress Pushes Amnesty for Military and Police Amid Human Rights Controversy

Peru’s legislature has approved a sweeping amnesty for military and police accused of serious human rights abuses during the country’s internal conflict, jeopardizing decades of justice and accountability while raising questions about government accountability and the rule of law.

By National Correspondent | July 10, 2025

Government Accountability

Pope’s Meeting with Zelenski: Beneath the Surface of Vatican Diplomacy

The Vatican’s discreet meeting with Ukrainian President Zelenski signals more than spiritual guidance—it highlights global elites’ ongoing influence in shaping conflict narratives, often sidelining American sovereignty and policy priorities.

By National Security Desk | July 9, 2025