By Jose Navarro, MBA | The Navarro Report | World Affairs For an institution built to outlast the crises it responds to, the United Nations is now confronting one entirely […]
The Last Ally Standing: How Israel’s Collapsing Global Support Redrew Washington’s War With Iran
By Jose E. Navarro, MBA | World Affairs | September 17, 2026 WASHINGTON, D.C. — When Vice President JD Vance warned Israel’s government in June that it was picking a […]
The Dollar’s Hidden Toll: How a Rate Set in New York Taxes Latin America Without a Vote
By The Navarro Report Staff | September 16, 2026 Every afternoon at 2 p.m. New York time, a number is set that no government in Brasília, Bogotá, or Lima had […]
Follow the Money to Miami: Alex Saab’s Guilty Plea Cracks Open Maduro’s Inner Circle
A Colombian frontman for the ousted Venezuelan regime admits to skimming $195 million from food-and-medicine contracts — and agrees to cooperate with U.S. prosecutors. By Jose E. Navarro | World […]
Poland Braces for a Wider War as Russian Drones Creep Toward NATO’s Border
By Jose E. Navarro | The Navarro Report | World Affairs WARSAW — Poland pledged Monday to strengthen security along its border with Ukraine after a wave of Russian drone […]
A Red Sea Island Just Got More Expensive Than Your Gas Tank
By Jose Navarro | The Navarro Report Every escalation in the Middle East now arrives at the same destination: the pump. This week it was a strip of volcanic rock […]
The Second Lock: How a Yemeni Militia Just Put a Price Tag on the World’s Oil Bypass
Thirty tankers sit staged near the Saudi port of Yanbu this week, loaded and waiting, within range of an enemy that just proved it can close the water beneath them. […]
The Bond Market Is Sending Washington a Warning It Can’t Ignore
The 30-year U.S. Treasury bond yield touched 5.3% this week — the highest level since 2007 — before the Treasury Department stepped in with an emergency-sized buyback to calm the […]
America’s Empty Hand: How Washington’s Aid Retreat Is Ceding the Developing World
The Consolidated Appropriations Act of 2026 was supposed to look like restraint. Instead, it reads like an accounting record of how far the United States has pulled back from the […]
A Weekend of Whirlwind Diplomacy: Can Washington Finally Broker Peace in Ukraine?
Witkoff and Kushner Carry a Fresh Proposal from Moscow to Kyiv, but Skepticism Runs Deep on Both Sides The Navarro Report | World For the first time in eight months, […]