International Affairs

Iran’s violent suppression of mass protests reveals a regime willing to slaughter its own citizens to maintain power—yet Washington remains largely silent as threats to freedom grow abroad and at home.

Panama’s highest court ruled the concession to a Chinese-linked firm for Panama Canal ports unconstitutional, striking a blow against Beijing’s expanding regional influence and advancing America First national security interests.

The UN’s ongoing inaction and ineffective political mission in Haiti enable violent gangs to expand unchecked, risking regional destabilization that directly impacts American sovereignty and border security.

A deadly plane crash in Colombia highlights troubling issues of aviation oversight and infrastructure risks—lessons America must heed to protect its own skies and secure critical regional connectivity.

The European Union’s recent backing of Morocco’s autonomy plan for Western Sahara raises critical questions about sovereignty and the true meaning of self-determination, as Washington continues to face similar challenges at home and abroad.

Honduras remains one of the deadliest places in the Americas for environmental defenders, with over 100 assassinations since 2015 amid rampant impunity and government inaction.

The UN’s World Food Program is ceasing operations in northern Yemen due to relentless Houthi interference and critical funding shortfalls, threatening to deepen a humanitarian catastrophe already fueled by violent conflict.

After a deadly insurgency stalled one of Africa’s largest energy projects, French giant TotalEnergies announces a $20 billion restart in Mozambique. But as foreign troops remain deployed and violence lingers, what are the real costs—and risks—behind this so-called recovery?

The US exit from the WHO and slashed funding hamper vital health rebuilding efforts across conflict-ridden Middle Eastern nations, risking regional stability and American security interests.

Venezuela claims to have ‘released’ hundreds of prisoners, but closer inspection reveals mere excarcerations with ongoing repression—highlighting the regime’s disregard for true justice and human rights while the world watches.