International Relations

Amid President Trump’s vow to launch a ground assault on Mexican drug cartels, Mexico’s President Sheinbaum insists on cooperation but firmly rejects any erosion of national sovereignty — a stance that underscores the complex balance between security collaboration and America First interests.

Retouching of Israel’s First Lady’s official photos reveals a deeper problem: government distortion of reality undermining public trust and historic records.

Despite official claims, Nicolás Maduro’s capture by U.S. forces shines a harsh light on Venezuela’s sovereignty and the dangerous overreach threatening regional stability.

Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi considers dissolving Japan’s Parliament for early elections, risking political upheaval while facing a razor-thin majority and inflation pressures.

Abelardo De la Espriella, Colombia’s far-right candidate, now leads presidential polls, challenging leftist forces allied with President Gustavo Petro. This development signals a critical shift in Latin America’s political landscape with direct implications for American security and sovereignty.

Honduras President Xiomara Castro rescinds her suspension of the extradition treaty with the United States, signaling recognition that cooperation is crucial to combat regional drug cartels threatening both nations.

As UAE-backed separatists defy the internationally recognized Yemeni government with violent protests and territorial seizures, the fragile alliance between Saudi Arabia and the UAE fractures—threatening regional stability vital to American interests.

Wingo announces flight resumptions to Caracas after a month-long suspension triggered by heightened U.S.-Venezuela tensions, raising critical questions about airline safety and geopolitical fallout.

President Gustavo Petro urges Latin American armies to unite against narcotrafficking, framing it as a justification for U.S. intervention—yet his narrative overlooks the complexities that threaten national sovereignty and security.

President Trump announces a House White meeting with Colombian President Gustavo Petro in early February, aiming to reduce tensions and tackle the drug crisis threatening U.S. sovereignty.