International Relations

A year after African Union’s mpox emergency declaration, funding shortfalls and security crises hamper containment—raising urgent questions about global priorities and American taxpayer dollars.

President Dina Boluarte will personally affirm Peru’s sovereignty over the contested Amazon border island claimed by Colombian leader Gustavo Petro, underscoring the importance of respecting international treaties and national borders.

After decades of negligence and theft, the FBI has returned a stolen Hernán Cortés manuscript to Mexico, exposing critical gaps in safeguarding cultural treasures that demand stronger national sovereignty protections.

As sex workers protest outside the UN’s Regional Women’s Conference in Mexico, their demands underscore a troubling globalist push that sidelines true American values of family, freedom, and sovereignty.

Senator Miguel Uribe Turbay’s assassination exposes the brutal reality of lawlessness in Colombia—an urgent call for justice and stronger sovereignty to protect not only Colombia but regional stability impacting America.

In a blatant disregard for the Inter-American Court of Human Rights, Peru’s President Dina Boluarte has enacted amnesty shielding security forces from prosecution for abuses during decades-old internal conflict—a move that threatens the rule of law and regional stability.

As Sudan’s civil war rages on, a deadly cholera outbreak spreads unchecked, exposing how government collapse and ongoing conflict devastate public health and regional stability—posing risks beyond Africa’s borders.

As Palestinian leaders propose a multinational stabilization force and UN peace mission for Gaza, critical questions arise about sovereignty, security, and the true interests of the Palestinian people amid ongoing conflict.

China targets two Lithuanian banks in direct retaliation for EU sanctions over Russia, exposing cracks in Western unity and risking American and European economic interests.

As South Korea’s new president meets Japan’s premier before a summit with President Trump, Washington’s trade-driven diplomacy forces once-hostile neighbors to cooperate—yet this fragile alliance raises questions about America’s long-term strategic foothold in Asia.