International Relations

Despite serious corruption allegations, Costa Rica’s President Rodrigo Chaves avoids prosecution after Congress blocks lifting his immunity, raising questions about political influence and accountability.

The brutal murder of Colombian musicians in Mexico exposes glaring failures in public security and the misguided ‘war on drugs,’ yet Mexico’s leadership downplays diplomatic consequences while American interests are threatened by rising cross-border crime.

Israel’s closure of the Allenby Bridge, the sole crossing between Jordan and the West Bank, signals a hardline response to escalating Palestinian state recognitions and security threats, highlighting the fragility of regional stability amid contested sovereignty.

At the UN General Assembly’s 80th session, Secretary-General António Guterres sounded the alarm on the erosion of the foundational principles of the United Nations, as sovereign nations face invasions and aid cuts threaten global stability.

The Dutch government’s secretive deal to transfer rejected asylum seekers to Ugandan detention centers exposes serious legal, ethical, and sovereignty concerns—putting vulnerable people at risk while dodging accountability.

Israel warns Flotilla Summud to dock at Israeli ports or face decisive action, highlighting the ongoing battle against attempts to breach a legal naval blockade that safeguards national security.

Germany’s urgent push to expand its military after decades of neglect reveals cracks in European defense that threaten American security interests—raising tough questions about NATO burden-sharing and the future of national sovereignty.

As world leaders converge at the UN General Assembly, a maze of confusing acronyms masks the reality of globalist agendas threatening America’s sovereignty—here’s what you need to know.

At the UN, Spanish PM Pedro Sánchez labeled Israel’s actions in Gaza as ‘genocide,’ urging immediate international intervention—ignoring key facts about terrorism and security challenges that endanger American and allied interests.

The International Criminal Court formally charges Rodrigo Duterte with crimes against humanity for alleged killings tied to his war on drugs, spotlighting global justice challenges and sovereignty concerns.