International Affairs

A chance meeting between Brazil’s Lula and former President Trump revealed surprising cordiality but barely scratched the surface of long-standing trade conflicts and sovereignty concerns threatening U.S.-Brazil relations.

A significant earthquake rattled Venezuela’s vital oil-producing northwest region, exposing the government’s pattern of opacity and raising concerns about stability in a key energy supplier to the world.

Ecuador’s government pushes a massive $47 billion oil plan in the Amazon, trampling constitutional protections and Indigenous sovereignty, risking environmental disaster while courting foreign capital.

Belarus’ dictator uses token prisoner releases to win favor with Trump, but thousands remain imprisoned while repression persists—how long will the U.S. buy this charade?

Syria’s official re-entry to the United Nations stage is being hailed as a comeback, but critical questions remain about regional security and America’s strategic interests amid ongoing Israeli-Syrian tensions.

Seychelles’ drug addiction crisis and controversial foreign leases expose vulnerabilities that echo globalist failures—America must prioritize national sovereignty and security in response.

Twenty-three miners were rescued after nearly two days trapped underground in Colombia’s La Reliquia gold mine, exposing the harsh realities of mining safety and regulatory weaknesses outside American borders—risks that resonate with our own national interests.

The UN’s demand to investigate attacks on Gaza-bound flotilla vessels highlights the ongoing geopolitical tug-of-war while overlooking key national security realities for Israel and the region.

President Daniel Noboa calls out violent actors exploiting indigenous protests in Ecuador as orchestrated terrorism, underscoring the dangers when chaos is weaponized against national stability—a lesson America must heed.

A drone strike by Sudan’s paramilitary forces killed at least 15 civilians in Darfur’s el-Fasher market, underscoring a brutal civil war that Washington and its allies continue to overlook—while American national security interests are quietly jeopardized.