In a startling move, Colombia’s government has formally begun peace negotiations with the violent Clan del Golfo cartel, raising concerns about the cost of such deals to national sovereignty and security.
By Economics Desk | September 18, 2025
As Ecuador’s ex-president Lenín Moreno is pushed to trial over multi-million dollar bribes tied to a Chinese state firm, the scandal highlights the risks of foreign influence and corrupt elites undermining national sovereignty across the Americas.
By National Security Desk | September 18, 2025
Albania’s experiment with an AI ‘minister’ reveals troubling disregard for democratic principles and national sovereignty—can technology replace accountable leadership?
By Economics Desk | September 18, 2025
India’s commanding nine-wicket victory over the UAE, restricting them to a record low score, highlights the gulf in competitive standards and raises questions about the development of cricket outside traditional powerhouses.
By National Correspondent | September 18, 2025
Haiti’s volatile security landscape worsens as police kill former rebel Wilfort Ferdinand, shedding light on entrenched gang power and the challenges facing lawful authority.
By National Security Desk | September 18, 2025
Daily life in Havana unravels under relentless blackouts, water shortages, and trash-filled streets—a grim scenario that underscores the failure of socialist mismanagement and poses direct risks to America’s border security.
By National Security Desk | September 18, 2025
The Maldives president’s ratification of a draconian media law raises alarms about press freedom and government overreach, echoing global trends that threaten democratic values and individual liberties.
By Patriot News Investigative Desk | September 18, 2025
After record floods displaced millions in Pakistan’s Punjab, survivors return to shattered homes and destroyed farmland—still waiting for promised government compensation and relief.
By National Security Desk | September 18, 2025
As a devastating earthquake leaves over 2,200 dead in Taliban-ruled Afghanistan, UN aid workers race against time to clear rubble and provide relief—while America’s national security faces renewed threats from regional instability.
By National Correspondent | September 18, 2025
South Korean investigators escalate probe into alleged bribery involving the Unification Church and political figures, exposing troubling intersections of religion and politics that threaten national integrity.
By Patriot News Investigative Desk | September 18, 2025
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