International Relations

As gold prices soar, illegal mining fueled by global demand is poisoning Peru’s Amazon with mercury, threatening local communities and exposing the failure of international traceability standards.

French President Emmanuel Macron faces unprecedented isolation as former allies call for his resignation amid repeated government collapses—posing serious challenges not just for France but for American interests in a stable Europe.

As U.S. military actions intensify near Venezuela, hardworking fishermen in Trinidad and Tobago face deadly risks and economic ruin—caught between globalist ambitions and America’s failing approach to regional security.

Behind the glitz of the World Cup draw lies a high-stakes alliance between Donald Trump and FIFA’s Gianni Infantino, raising questions about influence, national interests, and the true stakes for America’s global sporting reputation.

Australia and Papua New Guinea have forged a historic defense treaty signaling a bold stand to protect regional sovereignty against China’s expanding reach—a decisive step for Pacific security and American strategic interests.

New Zealand admits full responsibility for the sinking of HMNZS Manawanui off Samoa, revealing critical military training failures and raising concerns about Pacific regional security and environmental risks.

Mexico’s President Claudia Sheinbaum celebrates her first year amid massive rallies and lofty claims, but beneath the surface lie unresolved corruption, soaring insecurity, and escalating pressure from Washington—issues that threaten Mexico’s sovereignty and stability.

Andrej Babiš’s political resurgence signals a troubling pivot for Czechia, weakening support for Ukraine and aligning the nation with Hungary and Slovakia’s pro-Russian stance—undermining European security and U.S. strategic interests.

As activists claim mistreatment after attempting to breach Israel’s naval blockade on Gaza, a closer look exposes the critical need to uphold national security and sovereignty against orchestrated provocations.

Despite a deadly collision that claimed two cadet lives and injured twenty more near Brooklyn Bridge, the Mexican Navy’s training ship Cuauhtémoc has resumed its voyage, raising hard questions about safety oversight and accountability.