Two anniversaries, one living test: the question is no longer who the Americas admit, but who they are willing to recognize as their own.

For Ecuador, security cooperation with the United States serves not only a law enforcement purpose, but also an economic one.

Unless the administration delivers concrete economic benefits to willing partners and admirers like Argentina and El Salvador, U.S. influence in the region will remain fragile, likely ceding increasing space to China.

In times of deep global uncertainty, defending and strengthening institutions like USAID – which embody the values and principles of U.S. foreign policy – has never been more important.

Maintaining strong U.S.-Panama relations is far more valuable than aggressive posturing by modern Athenians.

Will the interest expressed in a transfer by President Trump succeed where the offer by previous presidents failed?