International Relations

Under President Trump’s assertive America First agenda, European leaders are sidelined in crucial conflicts from Ukraine to Gaza—highlighting a shift toward U.S. sovereignty and decisive leadership on the world stage.

President Trump’s first Asia trip since returning to office spotlights East Timor’s ASEAN entry amid rising regional instability, exposing the limits of Washington’s influence and the urgent need to prioritize American interests.

As Mexico voices urgent calls to reform the United Nations, the question remains: Will Washington heed this warning or continue backing a flawed globalist institution that threatens American sovereignty?

Former Peruvian president Pedro Castillo insists he remains the legitimate leader despite his unconstitutional removal following a failed coup attempt. His defiance reveals deeper fractures that jeopardize regional stability—and America’s interests.

President Trump embarks on a crucial Asia tour focused on reining in China’s economic overreach and securing fair trade deals that prioritize American workers and national interests.

President Trump’s aggressive tariffs on Canadian imports reveal a deeper crisis: Washington’s inability to protect American sovereignty and economic interests without collateral damage to traditional allies.

As Israel returns Palestinian bodies tied and damaged, families in Gaza face a harrowing search amid scant identification and accusations of mistreatment, raising urgent questions about respect for life and international law.

After months of diplomatic back-and-forth, Colombia secures the release of 17 citizens from Venezuelan jails. Yet questions remain about the impact on national sovereignty and border security amid ongoing regional instability.

As Brazil’s Lula seeks talks with Trump to challenge punitive U.S. tariffs, America must weigh the cost of caving to foreign trade pressures that undermine our sovereignty and economy.

Japan’s new Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi pledges to speed up military expansion and security upgrades in response to growing threats from China, North Korea, and Russia — a critical development that demands America’s strategic attention.