Ceasefires in Gaza and Iran have momentarily calmed the Middle East, but stalled diplomacy and intensified drone warfare in Ukraine show global peace remains fragile and fleeting.

Cudahy’s vice mayor triggered national outrage by seemingly urging street gangs to confront ICE agents, further inflaming a wave of anti-immigration enforcement violence and federal crackdowns.

Trump’s declaration of an Israel-Iran ceasefire was bold, but mixed signals and continued hostilities raise real doubts about whether peace is real—or just a public relations mirage.

Canada’s unprecedented acknowledgment of Khalistani extremism, paired with accusations of Indian interference, exposes the deep diplomatic contradictions straining Indo-Canadian relations.

As U.S. airstrikes on Iran’s nuclear sites ignite a fierce Iranian response and international concern, the path forward teeters between catastrophic war and a fragile chance at renewed diplomacy.

Israel’s gamble on arming a criminal-led militia to fight Hamas in Gaza may backfire, stoking intra-Palestinian conflict and sowing the seeds for a new phase of civil war.

In a dramatic escalation of the Israel-Iran conflict, Trump authorized U.S. airstrikes on Iranian nuclear sites, risking severe retaliation in a high-stakes gamble for regional peace.

As the Israel-Iran conflict intensifies, diplomatic outposts are increasingly in the crosshairs, with attacks from Tel Aviv to Washington underscoring a dangerous erosion of diplomatic sanctity.

Trump’s decision on whether to strike Iran’s Fordow facility could either end its nuclear threat—or launch America into another cycle of Middle East escalation and regime change.

As Iran reels from devastating Israeli strikes and proxy setbacks, global leaders acknowledge Israel’s campaign as a necessary offensive to dismantle Tehran’s regional influence and nuclear ambitions.