International Relations

Mexico’s President Sheinbaum confirms a brief meeting with President Trump in Washington during the 2026 World Cup draw, raising questions about trade talks and America First priorities amid T-MEC uncertainties.

As Pakistan appoints Field Marshal Asim Munir to a newly empowered chief of defense post, concerns grow over unchecked military influence weakening democracy and threatening regional peace.

Pakistan’s partial reopening of key border crossings for UN aid to Afghanistan highlights the delicate balance between humanitarian needs and national security. While relief shipments proceed, trade and travel restrictions persist amid ongoing tensions over Taliban-linked militancy threatening Pakistan’s sovereignty.

As the International Criminal Court convenes under mounting pressure from U.S. sanctions, member withdrawals, and internal scandals, its ability to uphold justice is rapidly eroding—raising urgent questions about sovereignty and global law enforcement.

As France courts China with promises of trade and diplomacy, Washington must confront how this alliance threatens U.S. national sovereignty and security amid global instability.

Brazil’s president urges former U.S. leader Trump to arrest criminal kingpins residing in America, exposing Washington’s failure to protect national sovereignty and secure borders from foreign crime networks.

Robert Gilman, a former U.S. Marine imprisoned in Russia, faces an extended sentence under questionable assault charges, highlighting ongoing concerns about America’s failure to safeguard its citizens abroad.

Germany’s costly acquisition of the Arrow 3 missile defense system signals a reactive scramble to fill security gaps exposed by Russia’s aggression, relying heavily on U.S.-Israeli technology while raising questions about strategic priorities and budget accountability.

Lebanon’s prime minister denies progress toward peace with Israel, while Hezbollah’s unchecked armaments pose ongoing risks—highlighting Washington’s challenge in securing a stable Middle East that protects American interests.

As Venezuela moves to exit the International Criminal Court amid credible investigations, Washington must watch closely—protecting American interests means supporting global accountability, not authoritarian impunity.