Amid escalating North Korean provocations, U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth’s visit to the Korean Demilitarized Zone underscores America’s commitment to its ally—but key strategic challenges remain unaddressed.
By National Security Desk | November 3, 2025
Washington’s designation of Nigeria as a ‘country of particular concern’ over religious persecution oversimplifies a multifaceted security crisis, straining relations and overlooking critical realities on the ground.
By National Security Desk | November 1, 2025
The so-called trade truce between Trump and Xi at the APEC summit offers a brief pause but fails to protect American workers from China’s global ambitions and economic coercion.
By National Correspondent | November 1, 2025
As Brazil prepares to host 57 heads of state at the COP30 pre-summit, Washington must scrutinize global climate theater that often sidelines American sovereignty and economic security.
By Economics Desk | October 31, 2025
Spain’s foreign minister admits historical injustices against Mexico’s indigenous peoples, yet raises questions about genuine accountability and the implications for national sovereignty.
By Patriot News Investigative Desk | October 31, 2025
South Africa condemns Trump’s refugee policy prioritizing Afrikaners, but the truth reveals an urgent need for America to protect vulnerable groups neglected by globalist indifference.
By National Correspondent | October 31, 2025
As China and Canada signal a thaw in relations, critical questions arise about the impact on North American sovereignty and economic security amid ongoing U.S.-China tensions.
By Patriot News Investigative Desk | October 31, 2025
Hungarian Prime Minister Orbán’s push for US exemption from Russia sanctions reveals the peril of European dependency on Kremlin energy and tests America’s resolve to uphold tough measures against Moscow.
By Economics Desk | October 31, 2025
Despite President Trump’s optimistic posturing on the trade truce with Xi Jinping, Asian markets show persistent weakness, revealing deeper economic struggles that threaten American workers and national sovereignty.
By Economics Desk | October 31, 2025
Latvia’s parliament voted to exit the Istanbul Convention after fierce debate, exposing how political agendas compromise protections for vulnerable women—while undermining Europe’s commitment to rule of law and human rights.
By Economics Desk | October 31, 2025
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