International Affairs

The newly approved UN Gang Suppression Force in Haiti is poised to repeat past failures without leadership from a genuine military power, raising questions about America’s role and the broader international commitment to security and stability.

The Iran-backed Houthis continue their alarming crackdown on the United Nations in Yemen, detaining nine more staff members and obstructing critical humanitarian aid. This escalation not only deepens Yemen’s humanitarian crisis but also threatens U.S. national security interests in a volatile region.

Recent clashes between Syrian government forces and Kurdish fighters in Aleppo reveal the deep fractures within Syria, underscoring the ongoing threat to regional stability and America’s security interests.

Two years after the Hamas attack sparked devastating conflict, Israel’s military dominance contrasts with strategic setbacks as Washington’s peace efforts falter and regional instability persists.

A stark accounting of the destruction wrought by Hamas’ war on Israel exposes the tragic consequences for Palestinian civilians and underscores the urgent need to prioritize American security and regional stability.

As Ecuador faces a third week of violent protests over diesel price hikes, President Noboa’s refusal to negotiate risks repeating past chaos that undermines regional stability and America’s interests.

Two years into the Gaza conflict, thousands remain missing amid chaos and destruction — a stark reminder of how distant wars inflict profound human suffering and threaten American interests.

A former high-ranking Colombian intelligence official received a severe prison sentence for orchestrating the kidnapping of ex-senator Piedad Córdoba, revealing dangerous collusion between government actors and paramilitary forces.

As Israel marks two years since Hamas’ brutal October 7 attack, a devastating war persists with hostages still captive and national divisions widening under Netanyahu’s leadership.

Despite a landmark UN resolution 25 years ago promising equal participation for women in peace efforts, the reality is grim: women remain sidelined while violence and sexual abuse surge near conflict zones. How long will global elites ignore these failures—and what does this mean for US national security?