International Relations

As North Korea ramps up its nuclear and missile programs, US Secretary of War Pete Hegseth meets South Korean Defense Minister to push for stronger military coordination and alliance modernization—a crucial step for American national security.

President Trump’s endorsement of the ‘G2’ framework signals a dangerous shift that could weaken U.S. sovereignty, embolden China’s global ambitions, and fracture critical alliances—exactly what America cannot afford in today’s strategic landscape.

After the brutal assassination of Michoacan’s mayor, President Claudia Sheinbaum refuses to rethink her failed security policies, leaving Mexican citizens vulnerable and emboldening cartels with impunity.

Former Bolivian president Evo Morales accuses Argentina’s Javier Milei of plotting with Bolivia’s incoming leader to remove him, highlighting dangerous power plays that threaten regional stability and America’s national sovereignty.

In a surprising move, Colombia’s Gustavo Petro appeals to Qatar’s emir to mediate a tense dispute with former President Trump, while US sanctions escalate tensions over alleged narcotrafficking links.

Recent African elections showcase entrenched leaders clinging to power through flawed processes and repression—threatening stability far beyond their borders and spotlighting the urgent need for genuine accountability.

British teen Bella May Culley’s release after pleading guilty to drug smuggling in Georgia raises serious questions about justice, due process, and protection of American and allied citizens abroad under globalist legal pressures.

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.

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.

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.