International Relations

As Europe rushes to secure natural gas from Cyprus to end its dependence on Russia, Washington’s absence from these energy deals signals a dangerous abdication of American leadership and leaves strategic vulnerabilities unaddressed.

Amid a wave of sabotage and state-sponsored terror, Poland takes a firm stand by shutting down Russia’s last consulate — a decisive move exposing Moscow’s brazen attempts to destabilize European allies and challenge America’s national security interests.

The first-ever G20 summit in Africa highlights the urgent climate challenges facing poor nations—and the wealthy countries’ ongoing reluctance to step up with meaningful aid. This imbalance threatens global stability and America’s interests.

With over 98% of votes counted, Ecuador decisively rejects President Noboa’s referendum, signaling a clear pushback against government overreach and foreign military presence.

Amid rising collaboration between Argentina and the US under Javier Milei, his appearance alongside Donald Trump at the 2026 World Cup draw in Washington signals a deeper strategic partnership—and critical economic implications for American sovereignty.

With China fast expanding its navy, including new aircraft carriers and assault ships, the top US admiral warns that America must strengthen ties with Asian allies and boost domestic shipbuilding to safeguard national security.

Asian stock declines and escalating China-Japan tensions reveal a fragile regional economy with direct implications for U.S. national security and economic interests.

Colombian President Gustavo Petro defends a controversial military strike that killed seven children, dismissing criticism as ‘infundadas’ despite clear breaches of humanitarian principles—an alarming signal for America’s southern border security and regional stability.

Ecuadorians face a pivotal choice: allow foreign military bases on their soil or protect national sovereignty from growing external influence disguised as crime-fighting cooperation.

As Greece and Ukraine sign a U.S.-supported LNG supply deal, Washington’s push to replace Russian gas raises questions about overreach and energy security priorities affecting American families.