International Relations

Japanese PM Sanae Takaichi’s decision to dissolve parliament and hold snap elections on February 8 highlights deep political vulnerability and raises questions about economic stability in a turbulent global landscape.

A year into Trump’s second term, European trust in the US-led security framework fractures as his administration’s erratic threats against allies like Denmark expose deep rifts—challenging America’s role as a reliable global protector.

While Danish and Greenlandic protesters mock President Trump’s ‘MAGA’ slogan with ‘Make America Go Away’ caps, the deeper question remains: who is truly safeguarding Arctic sovereignty and America’s strategic interests?

President Trump’s threat to impose tariffs on key European allies over Greenland is a dangerous gambit that undermines America’s strategic partnerships at a time when national security demands unity, not discord.

President Trump’s warning to impose extra tariffs on eight European nations over the Greenland dispute unnerves markets and reveals deeper fractures in Western economic and strategic ties essential to America’s prosperity and security.

President Trump’s warning to impose extra tariffs on eight European nations over the Greenland dispute unnerves markets and reveals deeper fractures in Western economic and strategic ties essential to America’s prosperity and security.

Senegal’s victory in the Africa Cup of Nations reveals more than sporting glory—it exposes political tensions and regulatory failures that threaten regional stability. What does this mean for America’s interest in a stable, secure Africa?

Trans-Atlantic friendship is tested time and again as Europe’s global ambitions and outdated policies clash with America’s America First principles, threatening national security and economic prosperity.

Denmark’s foreign minister calls out the paradox as Europe sends troops to Greenland under NATO auspices while threatening the US with tariffs amid President Trump’s firm stance on Arctic security—revealing cracks in transatlantic solidarity.

President Trump’s bold move to impose tariffs on European nations over Greenland reflects a necessary assertion of U.S. sovereignty and security interests, but it simultaneously reveals deep tensions within NATO that Washington must navigate carefully.