International Relations

As a young Greenlandic biathlete trains for the Winter Olympics, her homeland faces unsettling threats from Washington, exposing deeper questions about respect for allies and American foreign policy priorities.

President Trump’s insistence on acquiring Greenland under U.S. control threatens to fracture NATO unity and disregards the island’s right to self-determination, exposing dangerous overreach under the guise of strengthening national security.

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney’s four-day visit to Beijing signals a dangerous shift away from America’s closest ally, threatening North American economic and security stability amid rising global tensions.

While high-level diplomacy unfolds between Japan and South Korea, the enduring presence of sacred deer in Nara highlights the steadfast cultural traditions often overshadowed by political theater — a reminder for America to value its own heritage amid global distractions.

Facing slim parliamentary support and scandal fallout, Japan’s Prime Minister Takaichi moves quickly to dissolve the lower house—an election bid that exposes the dangers of nationalist populism destabilizing a key U.S. ally in a critical region.

Bangladesh’s refusal to play T20 World Cup matches in India over security and political concerns exposes how international sport is becoming collateral damage in geopolitical disputes, raising questions about ICC’s handling of national sovereignty and tournament integrity.

Several Americans detained in Venezuela have been released, marking a tentative step forward amid Maduro’s opaque regime — but how much trust can Washington place in Caracas?

Czech Prime Minister Andrej Babiš’s new government rejects Ukraine financial aid and EU green policies, echoing nationalist trends that threaten Western cohesion and America’s strategic interests.

China’s appeal to Canada to abandon its longstanding alliance with the U.S. underlines Beijing’s strategic campaign to fracture Western partnerships—raising serious questions about America’s influence in its own hemisphere.

In a high-stakes summit, Japan’s Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi and South Korean President Lee Jae Myung meet in Nara aiming to navigate fraught historical grievances while confronting China’s regional aggression—a crucial test of alliance cohesion under American strategic interests.