The new OAS Secretary General Albert Ramdin calls for dialogue with Venezuela’s regime, deliberately dodging the truth about dictatorship and undermining accountability in the region.
By Economics Desk | June 24, 2025
A German court overturned a government ban on the far-right Compact magazine, emphasizing constitutional protections for freedom of speech—even for extremist voices—sparking debate over democracy and public safety.
By Economics Desk | June 24, 2025
A ruthless wildfire tears through Chios island, with evidence mounting that coordinated arson is to blame—exposing security failures and risking American allies’ stability in a volatile region.
By National Security Desk | June 24, 2025
The EU aims to promote a peace deal in Cyprus, but true resolution demands confronting Turkey’s illegal occupation and rejecting forced partition that undermines national sovereignty.
By Patriot News Investigative Desk | June 24, 2025
Germany pledges to boost defense spending to 3.5% of GDP by 2029 amid NATO pressure, but past failures and vague efficiency claims raise questions about true commitment and fiscal discipline.
By Economics Desk | June 24, 2025
As NATO leaders convene in The Hague, the summit reveals cracks in alliance unity and tests commitments to American-led defense spending priorities.
By National Security Desk | June 24, 2025
Once disgraced, Andrew Cuomo aims to revive his political career in New York City’s mayoral primary, but faces a formidable challenge from young progressive Zohran Mamdani, spotlighting deep ideological rifts within the Democratic Party.
By Patriot News Investigative Desk | June 24, 2025
President Trump’s declarations about a ceasefire between Israel and Iran reveal a troubling mix of confusion and unilateral demands that undermine American credibility and regional stability.
By National Security Desk | June 24, 2025
A Southern California landscaper’s arrest by masked Border Patrol agents sparks controversy after video shows violent takedown; agency claims self-defense, while the veteran son condemns excessive force.
By National Security Desk | June 24, 2025
As Texas, Oklahoma, and Nevada roll out business-friendly reforms to attract corporations away from Delaware’s historic dominance, the First State risks losing its lucrative corporate franchise tax revenue and legal prestige.
By Economics Desk | June 24, 2025
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