International Relations

Panama’s president warns he won’t hesitate to designate the Maduro-linked Cartel de los Soles as a terrorist organization, underscoring the urgent need for coordinated America First policies against transnational narcoterrorism.

As Washington leverages Greece’s pipeline system to expand natural gas exports, a critical front opens in reducing Europe’s reliance on adversaries like Russia—highlighting the Trump administration’s savvy energy diplomacy.

In a controversial move, the U.S. has lifted sanctions on Belarus’s state airline Belavia following talks with authoritarian leader Alexander Lukashenko, raising serious questions about America’s commitment to human rights and national sovereignty.

NATO faces its first serious drone incursion on Polish soil, revealing critical vulnerabilities in alliance defense capabilities and raising urgent questions about protecting U.S. national security.

As the European Central Bank keeps interest rates steady despite Trump’s tariffs, France’s growing fiscal crisis poses a clear threat to European—and American—economic security.

Trinidad and Tobago boldly refuses to expend scarce resources recovering bodies from U.S.-led Caribbean drug raids, while cracking down on illegal immigration. This stand highlights the tension between national sovereignty and globalist pressure.

Poland urgently calls the UN Security Council to address Russia’s blatant airspace violations—an alarming breach of European security that demands America-first clarity and NATO resolve.

Prince Harry’s recent meeting with King Charles III marks a rare moment of contact after years of public fallout—but deep divisions within the royal family continue to challenge British national stability.

As global conflicts surge to record highs, the UN admits its peace missions need urgent reform amid political fractures—while U.S. demands push for accountability and realignment to protect national sovereignty.

Former Uruguayan President Pepe Mujica’s illness drew a rare call from Pope Francis—an event steeped more in symbolic posturing than genuine solidarity, exposing the blurred lines between political elites and globalist figures.