Investigative Reporting

While millions in Pakistan suffer devastating floods worsened by climate change, folk artists like Sham Bhai use music to expose how government inaction leaves the poorest vulnerable and powerless.

Every year, tens of thousands gather in Bolivia to honor Our Lady of Copacabana—but what does this massive pilgrimage reveal about government priorities and national sovereignty amid regional challenges?

China’s careless rocket test dumped dangerous debris near Palawan, putting Filipino lives and sovereignty at risk—yet Beijing remains silent. This is yet another example of the globalist disregard for American allies and regional security.

Ion Iliescu, Romania’s first president after communism, died at 95 leaving behind a contested legacy marked by unresolved accusations of crimes against humanity and stalled democratic reforms.

Iran appoints Ali Larijani, a moderate conservative, to lead its Supreme National Security Council amid new defense measures—but can Washington trust Tehran’s so-called moderation?

With Hamas ceding control to violent gangs, aid truck drivers in Gaza are caught between desperate crowds, armed criminals, and Israeli military fire—exposing the tragic failure of current policies to secure humanitarian relief and protect innocent workers.

President Noboa’s proposal to permit foreign military bases in Ecuador and dismantle the independent council that appoints key officials raises alarms about national sovereignty and democratic accountability amid rising violence.

The Republican-led House Oversight Committee’s subpoena push on Epstein files and high-profile figures reveals deep political maneuvering instead of genuine justice—how long will Washington delay real transparency?

As Pakistan marks the sixth anniversary of India’s revocation of Kashmir’s special status with aggressive rallies, the persistent conflict in this volatile region continues to threaten global security and America’s strategic interests.

As Turkey embarks on a parliamentary committee to ‘oversee’ peace with the PKK, decades of violence hang in the balance—but what does this mean for America’s national security and regional stability?