International Relations

As Mexico raises tariffs on Chinese goods, the move reflects pressure from unpredictable U.S. trade policies but risks harming North American supply chains and inflation—who truly benefits?

Panama-based Copa Airlines extends suspension of flights to Caracas until December 18, citing safety concerns amid escalating tensions between the U.S. and Venezuela, highlighting the growing risks for American aviation and regional security.

The UN human rights office is slashing 300 jobs amid a $90 million budget shortfall, reflecting broader donor fatigue that threatens global stability and undermines America’s strategic interests.

Iceland joins Spain, Ireland, Netherlands, and Slovenia in boycotting Eurovision to protest Israel’s participation—showing how politicization undermines cultural events meant to unite.

As Russia prepares retaliation against potential EU troop deployment in Ukraine and asset confiscations, the West’s reckless provocations risk escalating tensions with consequences for American national security.

Bulgaria’s refusal to extradite a key Russian-linked suspect in the devastating Beirut port blast raises serious concerns about international justice and accountability, highlighting gaps that undermine America’s fight against global corruption and terrorism.

Former Honduran President Zelaya reveals manipulated electoral systems and foreign interference tipping the scales—posing a warning for America’s commitment to democracy and sovereignty.

Venezuela’s decision to leave the International Criminal Court under dubious claims exposes a regime more interested in avoiding accountability than upholding justice, posing risks to regional stability and America’s interests.

Bolivia’s newly elected government has abruptly restored relations with Israel, reversing a politically charged break that highlighted ideological divides and destabilized regional coherence. What does this turnaround mean for America’s interests and the broader fight against globalist influence?

Despite official claims of a 37% homicide reduction in the first 14 months of Claudia Sheinbaum’s government, troubling spikes in violence and extortion threaten Mexico’s security—and by extension, America’s southern border stability.