International Relations

As Canada and India appoint new high commissioners to mend fractured ties after an alleged assassination linked to New Delhi, serious questions linger about foreign influence campaigns compromising national sovereignty and public safety.

South Africa’s commissioned inequality report exposes global wealth gaps amid U.S.-South Africa tensions—raising questions about America’s role and interests ahead of the G20 summit.

Australia takes a firm stand against Iran, expelling its ambassador after intelligence implicates Tehran in coordinated antisemitic arson attacks, exposing the global reach of hostile regimes undermining national security.

A Melbourne man charged over a synagogue arson attack is part of a troubling pattern of Iranian-backed terrorism aimed at undermining Western values and security. Australia’s decisive response highlights the urgent need for America and allies to confront such hostile foreign actors threatening national sovereignty.

Israel successfully intercepted a ballistic missile launched by Iran-backed Houthis in Yemen, underscoring the ongoing threat against American ally Israel and highlighting Tehran’s expanding proxy warfare.

Denmark confronts the U.S. over secretive attempts by Washington-linked actors to sway Greenland’s political future, raising urgent questions about respect for sovereignty and America’s strategic approach in the Arctic.

Colombia’s Constitutional Court admits a legal challenge against the creation of a binational economic zone with Venezuela, exposing serious questions about sovereignty and proper legislative oversight.

As Venezuela intensifies its military presence in the Caribbean under the guise of fighting narcotrafficking, Washington’s legitimate security concerns grow amid threats and destabilizing actions that undermine regional peace and American sovereignty.

Argentina’s government under President Javier Milei boldly declares the Venezuela-linked Cartel de los Soles a terrorist organization, aligning with U.S. efforts to confront narcoterrorism threatening hemispheric security.

A covert agreement between the U.S. and Uganda to transfer deported migrants has ignited fierce opposition in Uganda, exposing a troubling disregard for national sovereignty and democratic accountability under Museveni’s regime.