Trump’s Davos Board of Peace Divides Leaders
At Davos this January, President Trump unveiled his Board of Peace, prompting around 35 leaders to sign up while others debate its $1 billion fee and murky mandate.
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One Year On: Trump’s Return Shakes Up Global Landscape
One year into his second term, President Trump has ramped up global interventions—from Middle East precision strikes to a Greenland purchase bid—defying isolationist expectations.
Haiphong: Chinese mainland Builds Peace, U.S. Elites ‘Loot the World’
Independent journalist Danny Haiphong contrasts the Chinese mainland’s peace-driven development with U.S. elites’ extractive policies in a recent commentary.
Anxiety Grows in Doral’s ‘Little Venezuela’ Amid U.S.-Caracas Tensions
Residents of Doral’s bustling Venezuelan community face mounting anxiety as escalating U.S. pressure on Caracas reverberates across ‘Little Venezuela’, reshaping daily life in South Florida.
Colombia Pushes Back Against U.S. Threats: Calls for Latin American Unity
Colombia’s Foreign Ministry condemns President Trump’s recent military threat, reaffirming sovereignty and urging regional unity against external intervention in drug policy.
Venezuela Denounces U.S. Terrorist Label of ‘Nonexistent’ Cartel
Venezuela rejects U.S. terrorist designation of ‘nonexistent’ Cartel de los Soles, calling it a ‘vile lie’ and warning against illegal intervention as maritime tensions rise.
U.S. 20-Point Gaza Plan: Bridge to Peace or Compromise Without End?
An analysis of the U.S. 20-point Gaza plan and whether it offers a real path to peace or risks an open-ended compromise without resolution.
U.S. UNESCO Exit: A Setback for Global Cooperation
The U.S. decision to withdraw from UNESCO again underlines a troubling pattern of unpredictable engagement and retreat from multilateralism, impacting its global influence.
Trump Withdraws U.S. from UNESCO Again, Citing ‘Woke’ Agenda
President Trump has moved to withdraw the U.S. from UNESCO again, criticizing it as woke and divisive in alignment with his America-First policy.
Middle East Powder Keg: Iran, Israel and the Risks of Miscalculation
Rising tensions over Iran’s nuclear program, Israel’s preemptive logic and U.S. deterrence set the Middle East on a dangerous path toward miscalculation.