International Relations

The EU’s top court orders Poland to recognize same-sex marriages from other EU countries, undermining Polish sovereignty and raising questions about the limits of EU power.

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney’s potential trip to Washington for the 2026 World Cup draw signals ongoing trade frictions with the US, underscoring the economic stakes for America First priorities.

In a baffling breach of both New Zealand law and diplomatic prudence, FBI Director Kash Patel gifted illegal, operable 3D-printed guns to senior security officials—forcing their surrender and destruction. This incident exposes reckless disregard for legal boundaries and risks undermining international trust.

The Kremlin dismisses European alterations to the US-backed peace plan on Ukraine, exposing fractures in Western unity and raising questions about America’s strategic approach to global conflicts.

The first G20 summit in Africa spotlighted developing nations’ urgent needs, but the U.S. boycott under the Trump administration exposes a dangerous disregard for global cooperation—jeopardizing America’s strategic interests and moral leadership.

Polish officials confront Yad Vashem over inaccurate portrayal linking Polish nation to Nazi crimes, defending national sovereignty and historical truth.

Leaked peace proposals favoring Russia expose dangerous U.S. diplomacy missteps, while Zelenskyy battles internal corruption scandals and relentless Russian assaults—threatening Ukraine’s sovereignty and America’s strategic interests.

Brazil’s president warns of war over Venezuela while the U.S. builds up its defenses—what’s really at stake for South America and America First interests?

At the G20 summit, poorer nations confronted global elites with stark demands on climate and debt relief—spotlighting Washington’s absence and unfulfilled promises to America’s allies and the world.

As the White House escalates naval and air operations near Venezuela under narcotics-fighting claims, Cuba exposes the hidden dangers of America’s own drug industry and questions Washington’s true objectives.