Qatar’s prime minister arrives in Venezuela amid ongoing political unrest and recent U.S. actions, raising critical questions about global influence and America’s strategic interests.
By Economics Desk | February 18, 2026
As Russia and Cuba pressure the US to abandon naval blockade plans, this call for dialogue conceals a broader effort to undermine American security and influence in the Western Hemisphere.
By Patriot News Investigative Desk | February 18, 2026
As Russia deepens its alliance with Cuba amid U.S. sanctions, Washington faces a critical test in defending national sovereignty against foreign adversaries exploiting global instability.
By National Security Desk | February 18, 2026
Top Cuban-American lawmakers call on the Trump administration to stop issuing licenses for luxury goods exports to Cuba—luxuries that bankroll repression instead of relief.
By Economics Desk | February 18, 2026
The rapid turnover of Peru’s leadership is no accident but a clear sign of destabilizing foreign interference that undermines national sovereignty and economic stability.
By Economics Desk | February 18, 2026
Colombia’s decision to resume peace talks with the Gulf Clan—a violent drug cartel designated as a terrorist group by the U.S.—raises serious concerns about law enforcement, regional security, and the fight against narcotics trafficking impacting America.
By Economics Desk | February 17, 2026
As France and India deepen economic and defense ties, Washington must scrutinize this rising partnership that could reshape power balances in the Indo-Pacific—potentially sidelining America’s strategic priorities.
By Patriot News Investigative Desk | February 17, 2026
The U.S. commits to deploying more missile systems to the Philippines, challenging China’s aggressive regional ambitions and defending America’s strategic interests in the Indo-Pacific.
By National Correspondent | February 17, 2026
As the US prepares for another round of nuclear talks with Iran amid rising military tensions, critical questions arise: can Washington secure America’s safety without succumbing to Tehran’s threats and delays?
By Economics Desk | February 17, 2026
As Cubans face months-long waits for gasoline through a government-controlled app, the crisis highlights the consequences of decades of failed US foreign policy and globalist indifference — raising urgent questions about America’s own energy security and border challenges.
By National Security Desk | February 17, 2026
Join our community of patriots to read the full story and get access to all our exclusive analysis.
Subscribe