International Affairs

As mediators push for a Gaza ceasefire, unresolved demands expose the fragility of peace efforts, risking ongoing chaos that imperils American interests.

As Moscow warns that supplying Tomahawk missiles to Ukraine would irreparably damage U.S.-Russia relations, the true cost of Washington’s recklessness comes into sharp relief.

Six Mexican nationals detained by Israeli forces during a contested Gaza aid mission have returned home, raising critical questions about international law and Mexico’s diplomatic strategy.

Germany’s minimal growth projections and ongoing structural weaknesses reveal vulnerabilities that reverberate beyond Europe, posing risks to global supply chains and America’s economic sovereignty.

As Latvia moves toward abandoning a vital treaty protecting women from domestic violence, political factions prioritize ideology over action, undermining critical support systems.

Recent deadly shootings in Jamaica highlight the ongoing crisis of illegal firearms smuggling from the United States, raising urgent questions about Washington’s failure to secure borders and protect national security interests abroad.

The Red Cross reveals that more than 80% of health centers in Congo’s volatile eastern provinces lack crucial medicines due to ongoing rebel violence and humanitarian funding shortages — a stark reminder of failed international priorities and regional security threats.

The World Health Organization exposes Sudan’s shattered healthcare amid brutal conflict, risking global instability that impacts America’s security and humanitarian commitments.

The upcoming CELAC-EU summit in Colombia prioritizes a ‘Triple Transition’ agenda that risks entangling Latin America and Europe in costly dependencies and digital vulnerabilities—while overlooking America’s strategic interests and border security concerns.

Former Argentine Foreign Minister Jorge Taiana warns that the Milei-Trump economic pact represents a clear intrusion by the United States into Argentina’s sovereignty, highlighting Washington’s selective financial support and conflicting trade policies amid looming economic crisis.