International Relations

As Colombia’s president Gustavo Petro vehemently denies accusations tying him to narcotrafficking, U.S. sanctions paint a troubling picture. This accountability report probes the implications for regional security and America’s fight against drug cartels.

President Trump signals readiness for a new summit with Kim Jong-un during his Asia trip, placing the onus on North Korea to show genuine commitment to denuclearization and peace.

Asian stocks rally on trade optimism as President Trump negotiates deals in Southeast Asia and eyes China-Japan talks—yet Americans must ask if these agreements prioritize our national sovereignty and economic security.

Iván Cepeda’s win as the leftist candidate for Colombia’s 2026 presidential race signals growing influence of radical progressive coalitions tied to government power, raising questions about sovereignty and governance.

Russia has tested a new nuclear-capable missile designed to bypass existing defenses, exposing critical weaknesses in America’s national security strategy.

President Trump successfully mediated a historic peace agreement between Thailand and Cambodia, ending a deadly border conflict and showcasing America’s strategic leadership in Asia.

President Trump arrives in Malaysia aiming to cement trade deals and broker peace between Cambodia and Thailand, but does this reflect genuine America First diplomacy or surface-level maneuvering?

China’s latest diplomatic gambit sends endangered golden snub-nosed monkeys to European zoos, continuing a pattern of leveraging wildlife as political pawns while raising serious questions about animal welfare and national sovereignty.

Under President Trump’s assertive America First agenda, European leaders are sidelined in crucial conflicts from Ukraine to Gaza—highlighting a shift toward U.S. sovereignty and decisive leadership on the world stage.

President Trump’s first Asia trip since returning to office spotlights East Timor’s ASEAN entry amid rising regional instability, exposing the limits of Washington’s influence and the urgent need to prioritize American interests.