International Relations

The US has sent five deportees to Eswatini, a nation ruled by an absolute monarch with scant regard for political freedom or human rights. This move exposes the flaws and risks in America’s immigration enforcement strategy.

After years of restrictions sparked by a pilot cheating scandal, the UK has lifted its ban on Pakistani airlines. But have all safety concerns truly been addressed, or is this a premature move risking American and allied interests in aviation security?

China’s three-and-a-half-year prison sentence for a Japanese pharmaceutical executive signals a dangerous escalation in Beijing’s use of espionage charges to exert political pressure and undermine regional stability.

Venezuela’s Nicolás Maduro brands Israel as humanity’s biggest menace while ignoring real threats to international law and security—a distraction that undermines America’s fight for sovereignty and a fair global order.

A recent Pew Research survey highlights a troubling trend for America: declining global favorability toward the U.S. and President Trump contrasts sharply with rising international confidence in China and Xi Jinping — raising critical questions about Washington’s commitment to national sovereignty and freedom.

President Trump’s threat to impose sweeping tariffs on countries buying Russian energy aims to pressure Putin into ending the Ukraine conflict—but will this bold economic weapon deliver results or backfire, complicating global trade and energy markets?

As the UN special rapporteur demands global action against Israel over Gaza, we expose how these accusations undermine a crucial American ally and ignore the complexities of defending liberty.

As France clings to seized assets from Equatorial Guinea’s elite, this legal battle reveals a disturbing pattern of selective justice and global double standards—while American interests demand vigilance against international law abuses masked as diplomacy.

Japan’s defense report exposes China’s aggressive military buildup as the gravest strategic challenge since WWII, signaling urgent risks to regional stability and America’s national security interests.

Over 14 million children missed vaccines in 2024, as international aid cuts and growing misinformation threaten decades of health progress worldwide.