Foreign Policy

As Washington welcomes Syria’s foreign minister for the first official visit in a quarter-century, critical questions arise about rewarding a regime tied to decades of conflict and instability while sidelining America’s national interests.

China’s defense minister openly threatens Taiwan’s sovereignty, revealing Beijing’s aggressive ambitions that directly challenge America’s national security and the post-war international order.

In the shadows of Israel’s recent regional conflicts, Saudi Arabia and nuclear-armed Pakistan have forged a mutual defense pact, raising profound concerns about nuclear proliferation and destabilization with serious implications for American security interests.

Israel’s unprecedented strike using air-launched ballistic missiles from the Red Sea into Qatar highlights critical vulnerabilities in Gulf security and raises urgent questions about U.S. oversight and regional stability.

While Venezuela touts peaceful nuclear ambitions, its government decries U.S. military activities in the Caribbean—raising questions about regional security and sovereignty under the shadow of authoritarianism.

The U.S. has made its first $75 million investment in a joint Ukraine fund designed to tap critical natural resources—a deal championed by Donald Trump but raising serious questions about American interests and oversight.

President Donald Trump’s latest state visit to Britain showcases a continuing trans-Atlantic bond, but beneath the formal ceremonies lie critical questions about true alignment on security and sovereignty amid global tensions.

Venezuela’s Maduro accuses the U.S. of military threats amid America’s legitimate efforts to secure the Caribbean from narcotics and instability—exposing the real struggle over national sovereignty and regional security.

Australian Prime Minister Albanese faces setbacks securing defense treaties with Papua New Guinea and Vanuatu, highlighting regional nations’ insistence on sovereignty amid growing Chinese influence in the South Pacific.

President Claudia Sheinbaum’s historic role in Mexico’s independence celebrations underscores a firm refusal to yield to foreign demands, standing tall for national sovereignty amid escalating U.S. pressure on cartel crackdowns.