International Relations

Two Israeli organizations accuse their own government of genocide in Gaza, sparking fierce debate amid ongoing conflict and raising questions about media narratives and international responses.

Two Israeli human rights groups claim Israel is committing genocide in Gaza, igniting a controversial debate that challenges narratives amid a defensive war against Hamas—raising critical questions about media bias and international agendas.

As President Trump convenes with UK Prime Minister Starmer at his Scottish golf properties, questions arise whether this spectacle serves substantive America First interests or masks unresolved trade and security challenges.

Today’s top photos from AP’s photojournalists don’t just capture moments — they reveal a world in turmoil that demands serious scrutiny from Washington to protect American sovereignty and security.

North Korea’s defiant dismissal of South Korea’s new government highlights the regime’s refusal to engage in diplomacy, choosing instead to deepen ties with Russia—an alarming development that threatens regional stability and U.S. national security interests.

Russia’s direct flights to North Korea mark a troubling expansion of cooperation with a hostile regime, undermining America’s national security and regional stability.

As Spain scrambles to protect its activists aboard the seized Handala flotilla, questions arise about weak government action and the risks of aligning with pro-Palestinian groups amid Israel’s security concerns.

Trump-era tariffs on Latin American coffee are shaking a vital market, risking economic harm to producers and higher prices for American consumers already squeezed by inflation.

Despite President Trump’s unprecedented diplomatic push to halt deadly clashes between Thailand and Cambodia, violence continues along a volatile border with over 30 casualties and massive displacement. This ongoing conflict threatens regional stability and undermines America’s strategic interests in Southeast Asia.

Ecuador insists its deportation of Colombian inmates follows legal protocols, but Colombia cries foul over alleged mass expulsions without due process—highlighting a growing crisis in regional security that impacts America’s interests.