Vietnam’s massive military parade celebrates 80 years of independence but also spotlights the communist regime’s ongoing security ambitions and geopolitical tightrope, with implications for America’s Indo-Pacific strategy.
By Economics Desk | September 2, 2025
Argentina’s Milei administration escalates pressure on independent media by seeking raids against journalists after controversial audio leaks, raising deep concerns about freedom of the press in the face of corruption allegations.
By Economics Desk | September 2, 2025
As Mexico’s cartel violence spirals and judicial independence erodes, President Sheinbaum paints a misleading picture of progress, raising serious concerns for U.S. security and regional stability.
By Economics Desk | September 1, 2025
North Korea glorifies its troops’ suicide tactics in Ukraine, aligning openly with Russia—posing a direct challenge to U.S. national security interests.
By National Security Desk | September 1, 2025
Venezuela’s Maduro inflates threats of U.S. military pressure, echoing Cold War fears while ignoring his regime’s responsibility for national instability.
By Economics Desk | September 1, 2025
As former Czech Prime Minister Andrej Babis is violently attacked during a campaign rally, this incident underscores a disturbing pattern of political unrest that threatens democratic stability worldwide, including American interests.
By Patriot News Investigative Desk | September 1, 2025
Venezuela’s government escalates its assault on social activists and dissenters, revealing a broader pattern of state-sponsored persecution that threatens not only Venezuelans but echoes the dangers of unchecked authoritarianism worldwide.
By National Security Desk | September 1, 2025
A Chinese state-owned mining firm allegedly hid the true scale of a toxic spill that contaminated a vital Zambian river, endangering millions and exposing grave environmental negligence tied to global supply chains.
By National Security Desk | September 1, 2025
As Guyana’s economy booms from oil, a critical election will decide who controls billions in revenue amid concerns over corruption and sovereignty challenges.
By Economics Desk | September 1, 2025
Over 850,000 Syrian refugees have returned home following the fall of Bashar Assad’s regime, highlighting a shifting geopolitical landscape that demands careful scrutiny from an America First perspective.
By Economics Desk | September 1, 2025
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