International Affairs

José Jerí, Peru’s new interim president, quickly faces public outrage after resurfaced tweets on women and sex reveal troubling attitudes, alongside recent legal investigations. How will this impact Peru’s stability and its relationship with America’s strategic interests?

Despite claims of a ceasefire, Israel’s military actions in Gaza resulted in at least 16 Palestinian deaths, exposing the fragile nature of peace efforts and raising serious questions about the enforcement and sincerity of such agreements.

Peru’s abrupt removal of President Dina Boluarte underscores how political opportunism and corruption erode national stability—serving as a stark warning about the risks globalist-backed politicians pose to sovereign, secure governance.

Dina Boluarte’s unprecedented unpopularity and eventual ouster highlight Peru’s ongoing crisis of leadership, security, and national sovereignty—issues that resonate as warnings for all Americans watching global instability.

María Corina Machado’s Nobel Peace Prize is a spotlight on the fight against Venezuela’s oppressive regime—a battle where American leadership and global democratic allies must stand firm to defend liberty and sovereignty.

Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado earns Nobel Prize amid fierce controversy and political strife, raising critical questions about the future of Venezuela and American foreign policy.

ICC judges reject former Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte’s release, citing serious risks of flight and witness intimidation amid ongoing crimes against humanity charges—underscoring global justice but raising questions on sovereignty and international judicial overreach.

The indictment of Unification Church leader Hak Ja Han for bribery involving South Korea’s former first lady spotlights a disturbing nexus of religious influence and political corruption, raising urgent questions about national sovereignty and transparency.

France’s ongoing political turmoil under President Macron underscores the dangers of ineffective governance, risking economic instability that reverberates beyond Europe to impact American interests.

In a rapid and decisive move, Peru’s Congress removed President Dina Boluarte, citing her moral incapacity to address soaring crime and insecurity. This political upheaval highlights the dangers when governments fail their citizens—resonating deeply with America’s own fight for secure borders and stable governance.