International Relations

As German Chancellor Friedrich Merz visits China, the growing trade deficit and Beijing’s cozy stance with Russia reveal Europe’s perilous position—highlighting the urgent need for America First policies that prioritize national sovereignty and economic security.

As German Chancellor Friedrich Merz visits China, the growing trade deficit and Beijing’s cozy stance with Russia reveal Europe’s perilous position—highlighting the urgent need for America First policies that prioritize national sovereignty and economic security.

As German Chancellor Friedrich Merz visits China, the growing trade deficit and Beijing’s cozy stance with Russia reveal Europe’s perilous position—highlighting the urgent need for America First policies that prioritize national sovereignty and economic security.

As German Chancellor Friedrich Merz visits China, the growing trade deficit and Beijing’s cozy stance with Russia reveal Europe’s perilous position—highlighting the urgent need for America First policies that prioritize national sovereignty and economic security.

As German Chancellor Friedrich Merz visits China, the growing trade deficit and Beijing’s cozy stance with Russia reveal Europe’s perilous position—highlighting the urgent need for America First policies that prioritize national sovereignty and economic security.

As German Chancellor Friedrich Merz visits China, the growing trade deficit and Beijing’s cozy stance with Russia reveal Europe’s perilous position—highlighting the urgent need for America First policies that prioritize national sovereignty and economic security.

As Chile refuses to align with U.S. concerns over a China-linked undersea cable, it exposes cracks in hemispheric security and tests America’s resolve to uphold national sovereignty against globalist encroachment.

Venezuela’s Attorney General hints at possible legal cooperation with the U.S., raising critical questions about the consequences of renewed bilateral ties on American interests and security.

Prime Minister Mark Carney’s diplomatic tour to India, Australia, and Japan marks a critical pivot away from reliance on the United States amid rising tariff threats and economic coercion.

After weeks of Indigenous protests, Brazil’s Lula revokes a waterway privatization decree that risked the Amazon’s ecological integrity—a critical blowback revealing deep contradictions in his administration’s policies affecting global climate stability and America’s food security.