International Relations

After a brutal suicide bombing killed 11 Pakistani soldiers near the Afghan border, Islamabad holds Afghanistan responsible for harboring insurgents and warns of decisive action.

Venezuela’s acting president Delcy Rodríguez plans a meeting with Colombian leader Gustavo Petro, raising serious questions about U.S. influence and regional stability amid Washington’s ongoing efforts to contain the Maduro regime.

Guyana resolutely defends its sovereignty over the resource-rich Esequibo region, urging Venezuela to respect international law and avoid destabilizing actions that threaten regional peace.

A disturbing case of non-consensual intimate recordings by a presumed Russian national has catalyzed urgent investigations in Ghana and Kenya, exposing glaring challenges in international law enforcement cooperation and digital privacy protections.

As U.S. senators witness firsthand the devastation in Ukraine’s strategic port city of Odesa, they urge Congress to act decisively on sanctions that could cripple Putin’s war machine—yet legislative gridlock persists.

Mexico pledges continued humanitarian aid to Cuba without supplying fuel, walking a fine line amid U.S. sanctions while echoing outdated calls for Cuban ‘autonomy’ that ignore America’s strategic interests.

In a bold move, the United States has accused China of conducting a covert nuclear explosion in 2020, forcing Washington to reconsider resuming its own nuclear tests after three decades to maintain strategic parity.

On Kosovo’s 18th independence anniversary, thousands protest war crimes trials targeting former freedom fighters, revealing a biased international justice system undermining national sovereignty.

Four years after Russia’s unprovoked invasion, Geneva peace talks underscore the futility of negotiating with a regime bent on territorial conquest while Ukraine and America stand firm.

President Trump launches a bold Peace Board aimed at transcending the limitations of the United Nations, rallying powerful countries to invest billions in global stability, starting with Gaza reconstruction.