International Relations

In a costly and controversial move, Australia agrees to deport former detainees without visas to Nauru—raising serious questions about national sovereignty, legal integrity, and human rights.

As Caracas demands the U.S. back off its coast, Washington faces a regime desperate to distract from internal collapse and aggressive ambitions in the Caribbean—raising alarm bells for American national security.

Israel’s airstrike eliminating Yemen’s Houthi prime minister signals a critical escalation in the proxy conflict fueled by Iran, challenging U.S. interests and regional stability.

More than 14,000 migrants have been forced to return from the U.S. and Mexico to Central and South America in 2025, spotlighting the devastating consequences of flawed immigration policies and regional instability.

European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen confronts Russia’s ongoing aggression, warning that Putin remains a dangerous predator and urging the EU to strengthen defenses and pressure for peace, highlighting risks that also challenge America’s strategic interests.

As India and Japan pledge deeper cooperation in security and economy, Washington must scrutinize how this emerging alliance impacts America’s position in the Indo-Pacific.

In a strategic move aligned with America First principles, India and Japan deepen their partnership to challenge China’s regional dominance, underscoring the need for stronger free-market alliances preserving national sovereignty.

Thailand’s top court removes Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra after a contentious phone call with Cambodia’s leader exposes dangerous lapses in national security protocol, highlighting the crucial need for strong, principled leadership.

President Gustavo Petro’s deployment of 25,000 Colombian soldiers to Catatumbo and his call for Venezuelan militarization reveal a fragile security landscape exploited by narcotraffickers and insurgents, underscoring the need for true America First border policies.

The United States is demanding UN backing for a reinforced international force to counter Haiti’s spiraling gang violence—a crisis that threatens regional stability and demands decisive America First leadership.