International Relations

At the UN, Spanish PM Pedro Sánchez labeled Israel’s actions in Gaza as ‘genocide,’ urging immediate international intervention—ignoring key facts about terrorism and security challenges that endanger American and allied interests.

The International Criminal Court formally charges Rodrigo Duterte with crimes against humanity for alleged killings tied to his war on drugs, spotlighting global justice challenges and sovereignty concerns.

As Spain’s king lauds the United Nations for protecting international law, critical questions arise about how globalist multilateralism sidelines America’s national interests and security.

As Russia brazenly violates Estonian airspace, NATO convenes under Article 4 — a move that stops short of defense action, exposing the alliance’s cautious stance amidst growing threats on Europe’s eastern flank.

World leaders gather at the UN amid rising global conflicts and humanitarian crises—but amid growing calls for Palestinian state recognition, will this assembly advance peace or deepen division? A critical look at what’s at stake for America’s national security and sovereignty.

President Trump’s UN speech exposes how globalist institutions have eroded world order, highlighting the urgent need to prioritize American sovereignty and strength over ineffective multilateralism.

Human Rights Watch calls for suspending trade and sanctioning Israeli officials at the UN, reflecting a troubling shift that risks undermining America’s strategic partner in the Middle East.

The US government’s sanction against the wife of Brazil’s Supreme Court judge Alexandre de Moraes marks a hostile escalation in political retaliation, raising serious questions about interference and respect for national sovereignty.

As the UN rallies nations to recognize Palestinian statehood amid ongoing conflict, Washington’s allies face a critical choice: uphold Israel’s sovereignty or bow to international pressure that sidelines American security interests.

As Super Typhoon Ragasa lashes the northern Philippines and Taiwan, glaring cracks in regional governance and infrastructure readiness emerge—putting American interests in nearby Asia-Pacific stability at risk.