Foreign Policy

After months marked by political gamesmanship and procedural delays, the Senate confirms Mike Waltz as U.S. ambassador to the United Nations, raising questions about Washington’s priorities and America’s stance on global leadership.

In a decisive strike, U.S. forces killed a senior ISIS operative responsible for plotting attacks against the West—demonstrating the ongoing need for vigilant counterterrorism and defending American sovereignty.

The Trump administration’s proposed $6 billion weapons sale to Israel amid ongoing Gaza conflict highlights troubling priorities that compromise American sovereignty and fuel global instability.

Tragic migrant boat sinkings off Libya highlight the chaos wrought by failed foreign interventions and unregulated migration routes, raising urgent questions about America’s border security and immigration policies.

U.S. military strikes on Venezuela’s Paria Peninsula devastate vulnerable fishing communities already reeling from economic collapse, raising urgent questions about unintended consequences and America’s strategic priorities.

The UNDP calls for a recalibrated development model focused on resilience in Latin America amid historic structural challenges—but are these globalist prescriptions in line with America’s sovereignty and security needs?

The Taliban’s sudden release of a British couple held for months is a stark reminder of the dangerous vacuum left by America’s premature withdrawal from Afghanistan and the West’s futile attempts to legitimize a brutal regime ignoring basic human rights.

Iran demands diplomacy over sanctions in a critical UN vote, but its repeated nuclear provocations expose the limits of international patience and American resolve.

A Palestinian armed group has established itself under Israeli military control in southern Gaza, claiming to protect locals from Hamas oppression while coordinating with Israeli forces—raising questions about the complex dynamics on the ground.

Human Rights Watch condemns US strikes on drug smuggling boats as unlawful killings, but does this criticism ignore the urgent need to safeguard American borders against narcotics and transnational crime?