International Relations

Portugal joins a Western chorus recognizing Palestine, but this action comes amid rising regional instability and risks undermining true peace efforts critical to U.S. national security.

In a coordinated move, traditional Israel allies UK, Canada, Australia, and Portugal recognize the State of Palestine despite ongoing conflict and strong Israeli opposition, raising serious questions about the impact on American national security and Middle East stability.

German and Swedish fighter jets intercepted a Russian IL-20 reconnaissance aircraft flying without proper identification over the Baltic Sea, highlighting ongoing Russian provocations and NATO’s vigilance at Europe’s doorstep.

As Costa Rica steps up at the United Nations to expose human rights abuses in Venezuela, Nicaragua, Cuba, and Haiti, the question remains: why does Washington remain silent on these threats to freedom in America’s own hemisphere?

The United Nations confronts a critical funding crisis that threatens its core missions of peace and security worldwide—while America’s own national interests hang in the balance.

In a coordinated international move, Australia has formally recognized the State of Palestine, aligning with Canada and the UK—but what does this mean for U.S. interests and the future of Middle East peace?

As France debates formal recognition of Palestine, several mayors defy government orders by flying Palestinian flags on town halls, risking deepening domestic divisions and undermining national unity.

On the 12th anniversary of José Mujica’s famous United Nations speech, we revisit how his utopian rhetoric—while praised globally—stands in contrast to America First values of national sovereignty and pragmatic leadership.

As Ecuador grapples with surging drug violence, President Noboa’s push to repeal the ban on foreign military bases raises critical questions about sovereignty and effective national security.

Russian MiG-31 fighters brazenly violated Estonian airspace, ignoring NATO warnings and signaling Moscow’s ongoing test of Western defenses amid the Ukraine conflict.