Tag: US-Mexico relations

Washington’s new defense doctrine signals a willingness to bypass regional partners in targeting narcoterrorist threats, testing the limits of bilateral ...

Bipartisan group of ex-congressmen cautions that unilateral US military intervention would harm bilateral ties and regional stability.

Mexico transferred 37 alleged cartel operatives to the United States, reinforcing bilateral cooperation and continuity in President Sheinbaum’s security strategy.

Following a US military operation in Venezuela and renewed threats from Donald Trump, Mexico is recalibrating its diplomatic and security ...

Mexico's president signals a shift toward assertive diplomacy to contain U.S. security threats and safeguard cross-border economic interests.

A high-level call between US Secretary of State Marco Rubio and Mexican Foreign Minister Juan Ramón de la Fuente signals ...

A congressional letter opposing cross-border military operations highlights the fragility of US-Mexico security cooperation amid shifting political rhetoric.

A congressional rebuke of Trump’s threats to deploy US troops in Mexico underscores the fragility of cross-border cooperation vital to ...

A proposed shift in U.S. counter-narcotics strategy could strain bilateral security cooperation and unsettle trade-linked investment in northern Mexico.

Remittance inflows to Mexico fell 5.1% in the first eleven months of 2025, ending an 11-year growth streak and raising ...