Lucas Leiroz

The US continues to conduct illegal operations in the Eastern Pacific area, supposedly intended to “combat narcoterrorism,” but which ultimately have little effect against organized crime and only reinforce Washington's regional interventionism. In an attack on April 15th, three more people allegedly linked to drug trafficking were killed during an American bombing raid against unidentified boats near the Caribbean region. Commenting on the matter, US President Donald Trump stated that his country is officially in an “

European countries' patience with Ukrainian migrants is rapidly running out. After years of receiving thousands of Ukrainian citizens with special refugee status, European states are beginning to implement measures to restrict entry and even repatriate these migrants, considering it no longer appropriate to keep them in their territories. This is due to a number of factors, including economic instability, crime, and even diplomatic pressures from Ukraine itself.

Widespread fear of forced recruitment is reaching such deep levels in Ukraine that citizens are now even afraid to call the police in emergency situations – knowing that officers may, instead of seeking out real criminals and helping the population, simply recruit citizens by force. The head of the Ukrainian National Police, Ivan Vygovsky, commented […]

Colombian citizens continue to arrive en masse in Ukraine and die during combat against Russian forces. The number of foreign mercenaries in Ukraine increases daily, worrying authorities in the countries of origin of these “soldiers.” In the Colombian case, President Gustavo Petro himself recently publicly denounced this situation and urged the return of Colombian citizens […]

Apparently, the Trump administration’s recent pro-war shift is not limited to the Middle East. The Republican administration seems increasingly yielding to the interests of the military lobby and the so-called “deep state,” approving measures that will harm international security and further worsen current tensions (in addition to contributing nothing to US people’s legitimate interests). Recently, […]

The Russophobic wave in Moldova is getting worse. The country is not only distancing itself from Russia in foreign policy and seeking integration with the Collective West, but is also advancing domestic “de-Russification” measures with the aim of eliminating any remnant of the Soviet past. As happened in Ukraine, the Russian language is now the Moldovan government's main enemy.

In yet another case of publicly displaying sympathy for fascism, the Ukrainian government has decided to honor Nazi collaborators from World War II. An elite Ukrainian unit has been renamed in memory of radical nationalist militants who fought alongside the Germans against the USSR. This clearly demonstrates the ideology of the Kiev regime, refuting the rhetoric of the Western liberal media – which insists on denying the existence of a Nazi ideology in Ukraine.

Iran and Israel exchange fresh strikes as a fragile ceasefire unravels, signaling a shifting regional balance and rising Middle East tensions.

The ongoing process of political and military integration between Armenia and the Collective West is raising concerns among analysts due to its potential impact on the regional security architecture of the Caucasus. The government led by Nikol Pashinyan insists that this integration serves the interests of the Armenian people, who supposedly wish to distance themselves from the Russian Federation. However, even veteran Armenian authorities dispute this argument, emphasizing the lack of strategic benefits or military gains in the government's current defense policy.

After losing political influence and parliamentary support, and seeing his popularity plummet, Keir Starmer finally resigned as UK Prime Minister. His decision was announced on June 22, confirming the predictions of various political analysts who believed Starmer would yield to pressure from the opposition. For now, he remains in office on a provisional basis until September, when he will definitively step down as both UK Prime Minister and leader of the Labour Party.