International Relations

The Trump administration has removed Colombia from the list of countries cooperating in the fight against narcotrafficking, citing record cocaine production under President Gustavo Petro’s leadership—triggering alarm bells for U.S. national security.

As Papua New Guinea marks 50 years of independence, Australia’s gift of a parliamentary extension highlights a deeper contest for influence amid fears over sovereignty and foreign entanglements.

The U.S. government is shifting the burden of deporting immigrants to African nations like Ghana, exposing serious legal and humanitarian concerns while undermining America’s global standing and security interests.

The recent deportation of 14 West Africans from the U.S. to Ghana—none native to Ghana but sent there as a third country—exposes troubling breaches in legal protocols and challenges national sovereignty, revealing Washington’s aggressive immigration agenda at the expense of due process and respect for allied nations.

The UK’s unprecedented decision to bar Israeli military personnel from its premier defense institution amid the Gaza conflict damages vital alliances and betrays shared democratic values.

In a revealing press conference, Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu calls out weak governments bowing to Islamist minorities and praises unwavering U.S. support against global anti-Israel falsehoods.

The UK summons Russia’s ambassador after blatant NATO airspace violations by Russian drones, exposing Moscow’s aggression and testing Western resolve. America must match its allies’ toughness to defend our national sovereignty.

Europe’s decades-old war leftovers are now a clear and present danger, leaking carcinogenic toxins into the Baltic Sea and threatening regional security amid rising tensions with Russia. Germany’s costly cleanup efforts expose a long-ignored environmental and strategic hazard.

The forced avoidance of handshakes between India and Pakistan cricket players reveals how political hostilities continue to undermine sportsmanship and national unity, impacting America’s close allies and global sporting values.

Despite being key U.S. allies, Japan and South Korea remain mired in a bitter dispute over wartime sexual slavery reparations, exposing unresolved historical wounds that threaten regional stability and undermine America’s strategic interests.