International Relations

Uruguay assumes pro tempore presidency of the Brasilia Consensus, pledging regional integration and cooperation. But can South America’s lofty rhetoric overcome deep-seated challenges that risk leaving American interests sidelined?

French President Macron candidly warns that Putin’s Russia remains a persistent destabilizing force and a direct threat to European security—highlighting the urgent need for America and its allies to strengthen their resolve.

Kim Jong-un’s vow to expand North Korea’s nuclear arsenal amid joint U.S.-South Korea military exercises reveals the urgent need for America-first policies that prioritize national security and demand accountability from Washington’s allies.

As President Trump proposes a trilateral summit with Putin and Zelenski, the stakes for American leadership and national sovereignty have never been higher—will this be a genuine peace initiative or another costly globalist misstep?

Brazil’s former president Jair Bolsonaro temporarily left house arrest for medical exams amid a Supreme Court trial over his efforts to undermine democratic transition—a cautionary tale on global respect for election integrity.

At a summit in Alaska, Vladimir Putin emerged from international isolation with President Trump echoing Kremlin demands, risking American national security and undermining Ukraine’s sovereignty.

Despite over three hours of talks in Alaska, President Trump and Vladimir Putin left without resolving the critical issue of peace in Ukraine, highlighting persistent challenges that directly impact U.S. security interests.

While Mexico and Guatemala tout cooperation on the Maya Train and cartel violence, critical flaws in environmental safeguards and border security persist—threatening American interests.

In a pivotal summit cloaked in secrecy, Presidents Trump and Putin convened in Alaska to pursue peace—but is America’s sovereignty on the line amid this high-profile tête-à-tête?

Examining 25 years of meetings between Russian President Vladimir Putin and five U.S. presidents exposes a recurring cycle of inconsistent diplomacy that jeopardizes American security interests and undermines national sovereignty.