International Relations

As top diplomats from the G7 gather in Canada, deep divisions surface over trade tariffs, defense spending, and global conflict responses—highlighting the strains between America’s allies and the pragmatic demands of an America First policy.

After over a decade of anguish, Israel finally laid Lt. Hadar Goldin to rest—but at what cost? This accountability report exposes the governmental and military shortcomings that prolonged the ordeal and the heavy price paid by innocent civilians caught in the crossfire.

Despite millions in EU funding, African migrants repatriated through EU-backed programs face abandonment, unfulfilled promises, and failed reintegration—exposing a costly strategy that ignores human dignity and America’s national security interests.

Japan’s firm stance against China’s threats over Taiwan underscores the urgent need for a robust America First strategy to defend allies and uphold national sovereignty in the Indo-Pacific.

After Thai soldiers were wounded by a land mine along the Cambodia border, Thailand warns it will suspend the U.S.-facilitated ceasefire deal until its security demands are met, exposing flaws in international peace efforts.

Japan warns that a Chinese military assault on Taiwan would trigger a defensive intervention, marking a significant shift in regional security dynamics and underlining the urgent need for America-first policies to counter Beijing’s expansionism.

Spanish PM Pedro Sánchez invokes international law to counter U.S. actions against alleged drug boats in the Caribbean, highlighting geopolitical tensions that threaten America’s regional stability and sovereignty.

Brazil’s Lula decries so-called ‘illegal interventions’ in Latin America, but fails to address how rogue regimes and criminal networks undermine regional security, drawing Washington’s justified military attention closer to home.

After the resignations of top BBC executives amid a controversial Trump documentary scandal, British conservatives demand sweeping reforms, warning the public’s tolerance—and license fee payments—are running out.

At the IV CELAC-UE Summit in Colombia, President Gustavo Petro spotlighted a glaring contradiction between historic democratic ideals and today’s fractured global landscape, revealing challenges that echo far beyond Latin America’s borders.