International Relations

President Trump travels to Israel and Egypt amid a fragile ceasefire, urging Arab leaders to seize a narrow window for peace while confronting enduring threats from Hamas and Iran-backed proxies.

Three Qatari diplomats died in a car accident while traveling to a pivotal peace summit in Egypt, underscoring the high stakes and fragile diplomacy shaping the Middle East—and America’s vital role therein.

Indonesia’s refusal to issue visas to Israeli gymnasts for the World Championships in Jakarta reveals dangerous politicization of sports and exposes the weak response of international governing bodies to blatant host-country violations.

Vladimir Putin credits Donald Trump with significant peace efforts, highlighting a complex international backdrop as Russia prepares new weaponry amid nuclear arms tensions—raising questions about global security and America’s role.

Trump’s advisor accuses the Nobel Committee of prioritizing politics over genuine peace efforts, highlighting America’s overlooked leadership in ending global conflicts.

After years of conflict, Turkey lifts its flight ban on Sulaymaniyah airport following a tentative peace deal with the PKK—raising critical questions about regional stability and America’s strategic position.

Burkina Faso boldly rejects a Trump administration proposal to accept non-citizen deportees, exposing questionable U.S. tactics that threaten sovereignty and dignity.

Japan’s coalition government fractures as Komeito exits citing insufficient action on political corruption, leaving the Liberal Democratic Party scrambling to maintain power under new ultra-conservative leadership.

India’s move to engage the Taliban leadership signals not just regional rivalry maneuvers but a risky normalization that undermines American sacrifices and threatens stability on our borders.

Cuba’s call for ‘international mobilization’ against alleged U.S. aggression toward Venezuela ignores the true threat of Maduro’s regime and the necessary American efforts to secure national interests and regional stability.