Foreign Policy

NATO forces successfully intercepted an Iranian ballistic missile targeting Turkish airspace, exposing the escalating regional threat and underscoring the urgent need for robust American defense strategies.

London police arrest three men on suspicion of spying for China, underscoring a persistent and escalating threat to national security and democratic integrity.

Six suspects from a Florida-flagged boat face terrorism charges in Cuba after allegedly attacking Cuban soldiers. What does this say about Washington’s failure to control extremist elements operating from U.S. soil?

As Hezbollah intensifies attacks on Israel, the Israeli military commands swift evacuations in southern Lebanon, highlighting the ongoing threat from Iranian-backed militias to regional and American security.

Spain’s Prime Minister Sánchez refuses U.S. military cooperation against Iran, ignoring clear risks to Western security and threatening crucial alliances—raising questions about Europe’s commitment to America First principles.

After months of Russian territorial gains in Ukraine, February marked a turning point with Moscow’s advances sharply declining while Kyiv reclaimed land—a shift deeply influenced by control over critical satellite communications technology.

As explosions rock Tehran and Jerusalem, this rapidly intensifying conflict exposes the risks of reckless U.S. involvement while threatening American security and interests.

Venezuela signs fresh oil contracts targeting the U.S. market, raising critical questions about sanction enforcement, energy security, and the true cost of engaging with a regime marked by corruption and authoritarianism.

As cocaine exports from Ecuador surge, Colombia and Ecuador’s escalating trade war reveals deeper failures to secure critical border routes—threatening regional stability and America’s fight against drug trafficking.

As tensions ignite a volatile conflict with Iran, over 9,000 Americans have been hurriedly evacuated from the region, while four U.S. reservists lost their lives in a deadly drone strike in Kuwait—exposing gaps in Washington’s preparedness and raising urgent questions about American safety abroad.