International Affairs

The French presidency calls President Trump’s repeated claims about drug price increases and trade threats ‘fake news,’ revealing a pattern of political grandstanding that distracts from America’s real economic challenges.

Amid allegations of clandestine meetings with a Chinese businessman, Peru’s interim President José Jerí confronts two censure motions in Congress, underscoring regional instability that could ripple into U.S. geopolitical and economic concerns.

Following last year’s military coup, Guinea-Bissau’s junta announces December elections amid persistent instability fueled by drug trafficking — a crisis with serious regional and global security repercussions, including for America.

Pew research reveals a sharp decline in Catholicism across Latin America, with a rising tide of religiously unaffiliated individuals challenging decades-old cultural foundations deeply tied to American interests in Western values.

A tragic fire at Karachi’s Gul Plaza exposes the deadly consequences of lax safety enforcement and government negligence as dozens are found dead or missing.

British Prime Minister Keir Starmer claims Trump pressured him over Greenland amid US threats and tariff warnings, spotlighting a critical battle over Arctic sovereignty with major implications for American strategic interests.

As Russian strikes plunge Ukrainian cities into darkness and cold, Zelenski remains on the front lines managing a critical energy crisis. Meanwhile, global distractions at Davos risk sidelining real support for Ukraine’s survival and postwar recovery.

The Biden administration’s welcoming of Delcy Rodríguez exposes a troubling alignment with a controversial regime, raising questions about America’s commitment to true Venezuelan freedom.

Eleven killed, including three journalists, in Israeli strikes on Gaza spotlight the urgent need for transparent military accountability and protection of civilians amid ongoing conflict.

As the Milan Cortina Olympics unveil two simultaneous cauldrons honoring Leonardo da Vinci, scrutiny is needed on whether such grand gestures serve national pride or global spectacle, amid America’s focus on lifting its own citizens.