International Relations

Pope Leo XIV urges dialogue and condemns ‘bullying’ in the Iran-Israel war, but ignores Iran’s nuclear threats and ongoing Islamist terrorism destabilizing the region.

Seoul’s new administration reopens civilian exchanges with North Korea after years of cautious blockade, risking national security and ignoring Pyongyang’s provocations.

NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte’s glowing private message to Donald Trump uncovers the political theater behind defense funding demands and international diplomacy, revealing a strategic push driven by pressure rather than genuine alliance progress.

President Trump’s upgraded lodging at the Dutch royal palace during NATO talks reveals more than hospitality — it underscores America’s enduring stature and strategic ties amid global power shifts.

Germany pledges to boost defense spending to 3.5% of GDP by 2029 amid NATO pressure, but past failures and vague efficiency claims raise questions about true commitment and fiscal discipline.

Venezuelan dictator Nicolás Maduro calls for a global peace summit amid Israel-Iran conflict, ignoring Iran’s aggression and U.S. efforts to prevent nuclear proliferation. His proposal dangerously omits accountability and betrays America’s national security interests.

NATO demands Spain increase military spending from 2.1% to 3.5% of GDP, ignoring national welfare concerns and sovereign budget decisions—revealing deeper alliance pressures ahead of the Hague summit.

The European Union’s claims that Israel breaches human rights under their agreement over Gaza ignore Hamas’ brutal provocations and threaten to fracture Western alliances at a time of critical security challenges.

The ongoing conflict surrounding Iran’s nuclear program, highlighted by recent U.S. strikes on key enrichment sites, threatens to unravel the global non-proliferation regime that has guarded international security for over fifty years.

NATO’s latest defense spending pledge demands a hefty 5% of GDP from members—yet Spain and potentially others dodge the core commitments while the U.S. shoulders a disproportionate share.