International Relations

The International Court of Justice sided with France, affirming the seizure of a luxury Paris mansion linked to corruption by Equatorial Guinea’s ruling family—highlighting the ongoing battle against kleptocracy undermining global and American interests.

Israel’s targeted strikes against Iran-backed Houthi rebels in Yemen damage civilian homes and kill dozens, exposing the ongoing threat to American interests posed by Iran’s proxy warfare.

José María Tojeira, a controversial Jesuit figure, left behind a legacy entwined with political activism and persistent challenges to authority in El Salvador—a cautionary tale for America about the costs of mixing faith with politics.

Jordanian UNICEF official Lana Shukri Kataw was released after days in Houthi captivity, underscoring the growing threat posed by Iran-backed militias destabilizing Yemen and the broader Middle East.

The recent ICE raid on Hyundai’s Georgia plant reveals a dangerous clash between enforcing immigration laws and attracting critical foreign investment, risking American jobs and economic sovereignty.

Israel’s recent strike in Doha against Hamas leaders highlights a glaring hypocrisy: international condemnation of Israel’s pursuit of terrorists on foreign soil, while ignoring nations that harbor those terrorists. America must reassess its alliances and support for national sovereignty in fighting global terror.

The OAS showcases unity backing a new security mission in Haiti, but real results depend on UN approval—a test of America First values and hemispheric sovereignty.

Panama’s president warns he won’t hesitate to designate the Maduro-linked Cartel de los Soles as a terrorist organization, underscoring the urgent need for coordinated America First policies against transnational narcoterrorism.

As Washington leverages Greece’s pipeline system to expand natural gas exports, a critical front opens in reducing Europe’s reliance on adversaries like Russia—highlighting the Trump administration’s savvy energy diplomacy.

In a controversial move, the U.S. has lifted sanctions on Belarus’s state airline Belavia following talks with authoritarian leader Alexander Lukashenko, raising serious questions about America’s commitment to human rights and national sovereignty.