International Relations

Despite President Trump’s unprecedented diplomatic push to halt deadly clashes between Thailand and Cambodia, violence continues along a volatile border with over 30 casualties and massive displacement. This ongoing conflict threatens regional stability and undermines America’s strategic interests in Southeast Asia.

Ecuador insists its deportation of Colombian inmates follows legal protocols, but Colombia cries foul over alleged mass expulsions without due process—highlighting a growing crisis in regional security that impacts America’s interests.

The French Foreign Minister’s call for explanations from Vueling over the forced removal of Jewish adolescents highlights tensions around airline safety protocols and allegations of discrimination, raising questions about how Europe’s handling of such incidents affects American principles of fairness and security.

President Trump’s golf outing in Scotland contrasts sharply with widespread protests denouncing his visit and critiquing globalist compromises that threaten America’s sovereignty and economic strength.

Colombia denounces Ecuador for launching unilateral deportations of Colombian inmates without agreed protocols, violating international law and threatening regional cooperation.

As U.S.-China trade talks resume, America must push Beijing to end harmful overcapacity and shift to domestic consumption—not just negotiate empty deals that sustain global economic imbalances.

The International Criminal Court charges Hungary with breaching legal duties for refusing to detain Israeli PM Netanyahu, highlighting tensions between national sovereignty and globalist institutions.

Indian PM Narendra Modi’s $565 million credit line and free trade talks with the Maldives reveal New Delhi’s urgent efforts to reclaim influence in the Indian Ocean, challenging Beijing’s growing foothold.

The recent 50-year nuclear submarine treaty between Britain and Australia under the AUKUS pact reveals troubling uncertainties about U.S. involvement and highlights risks to American national security interests.

After more than 40 years behind bars for complicity in deadly terrorist attacks on American and Israeli diplomats, George Abdallah walks free—raising critical questions on justice delayed and national security risks ignored.