International Relations

The European Union closely monitors Guatemala’s judicial and institutional renewals, praising democracy consolidation—but at what cost to national sovereignty?

Amid ongoing conflict with Russia, Slovakia’s decision to cut emergency electricity supplies to Ukraine over oil transit disputes highlights fractures within the EU and raises urgent questions about Western unity and support for Kyiv.

As Britain contemplates removing Prince Andrew from its royal succession amid serious allegations, this rare move highlights the challenges of accountability within entrenched elites — and why America must watch closely to safeguard its own values and alliances.

UN Secretary-General Guterres warns that artificial intelligence and technology are increasingly exploited to suppress rights, deepen inequality, and fuel global disinformation, while powerful actors erode sovereignty and the rule of law.

Iraq’s unilateral maritime claims threaten regional stability and undermine sovereignty, but Gulf Arab nations unite behind Kuwait to uphold lawful borders.

As the Winter Games conclude, the United States and Canada reignite their storied hockey rivalry on the Olympic stage, showcasing the enduring strength of North American athletes against a backdrop of global competition.

Five European nations launch a joint drone defense program leveraging Ukrainian battlefield innovation—yet the initiative underscores NATO’s ongoing struggles with cost-efficiency and alliance cohesion amid rising Russian threats.

India’s entry into the U.S.-led Pax Silica initiative signals a shift in ties but raises questions about Washington’s tolerance for strategic ambiguity amid ongoing Russian oil purchases.

Antonio Guterres proposes a $3 billion UN-managed AI development fund, claiming it will democratize technology—yet this globalist scheme risks stifling American innovation and ceding control to international bureaucracies.

The Society of St. Pius X’s refusal to halt unauthorized bishop consecrations reveals a growing challenge to Vatican authority and threatens church unity under Pope Leo XIV.