International Relations

President Trump refuses US participation at the G20 summit, spotlighting South Africa’s controversial treatment of white farmers—an issue ignored by global elites but vital to America’s commitment to justice and sovereignty.

Prince Harry’s apology for wearing a Dodgers cap at a Toronto Blue Jays game highlights his ongoing identity confusion and disconnect from the very nations tied to his royal legacy—and what that means for our national pride and sovereignty.

The EU’s tightening of visa rules on Russians reveals an unsettling response to Moscow’s aggression and sabotage, exposing gaps that threaten Western security and underscore the urgent need for America-first border defenses.

As world leaders tout a new multibillion-dollar fund to ‘save’ tropical forests, critical absences and questionable financing reveal a climate agenda that sidelines American priorities and risks empowering foreign interests over U.S. sovereignty.

North Korea’s latest ballistic missile launch underscores the urgent need for a bold America First strategy to defend national sovereignty and regional stability amidst Washington’s stalled diplomacy.

Brazil’s ambitious $5.5 billion rainforest fund, hailed as a global climate solution, masks deeper risks and uncertainties that could weaken American leadership on environmental sovereignty and economic prudence.

The UN Security Council’s move to lift sanctions on Ahmed Al Sharaa, a former Islamist insurgent who toppled Assad, signals dangerous leniency that threatens US national interests and undermines accountability.

As Hurricane Melissa ravages Jamaica, exposing shattered infrastructure and prolonged community isolation, the failure to protect national sovereignty and prepare for natural disasters leaves hardworking citizens paying the price.

FIFA’s newest world record highlights not just diversity, but the expanding globalist grip over international soccer—raising questions about national sovereignty and America’s role in protecting its interests.

As Brazil hosts COP30, promises of massive climate funding and forest protection take center stage—but will global commitments translate into real action that respects national sovereignty and benefits American interests?