International Affairs

A Nigerian court’s refusal to free separatist leader Nnamdi Kanu signals a critical pushback against destabilizing forces in West Africa—a development with direct implications for American national security and regional stability.

At the United Nations, Prime Minister Netanyahu confronted global appeasers who reward terror by recognizing a Palestinian state, reaffirming Israel’s refusal to allow a terrorist regime. This moment reveals the dangers of caving to hostile media and radical influences threatening American and Israeli sovereignty alike.

Médicos Sin Fronteras suspends vital medical services in Gaza City due to escalating Israeli attacks, exposing the perilous reality for civilians and humanitarian workers amid deteriorating security.

Hungary remains the sole EU member vetoing harsher sanctions on violent Israeli colonists, but momentum builds to suspend Israel’s trade benefits—raising questions about European unity and American interests in Middle East stability.

Riad Salameh, held responsible for Lebanon’s devastating economic collapse, is released on a staggering $14 million bail — but justice and accountability remain distant for a nation in crisis.

At the UN Assembly, Netanyahu declares Israel’s unwavering mission to eradicate Hamas remnants in Gaza, rejecting any Palestinian state that threatens Israel’s national security.

Amid rampant misinformation and cultural resistance, Pakistan has vaccinated 9 million girls against HPV, a critical step to safeguard women’s health—highlighting the global challenge of protecting public health from damaging falsehoods.

Global aid cutbacks reveal the perils of overreliance on foreign assistance, spotlighting the urgent need for America to prioritize sovereignty and pragmatic partnerships.

While Myanmar’s Inle Lake boat races dazzle with tradition, the country’s ongoing struggles over sovereignty and ethnic tensions paint a far more complex picture—one that demands America’s attentive watch.

A new study reveals dangerously high mercury levels in Bolivian indigenous women, caused by rampant illegal gold mining—highlighting a crisis that threatens regional security, environmental health, and American interests.