Foreign Policy

As Pakistan and Afghanistan meet for their third day of peace talks, ongoing border violence exposes the fragility of ceasefire efforts. This instability at a critical regional gateway threatens U.S. interests in counterterrorism and global security.

Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim calls for dialogue over coercion at the East Asia Summit, underscoring the urgent need for regional cooperation amid escalating US-China rivalry and its implications for American interests.

Despite a U.S.-brokered ceasefire, Hamas has stalled returning hostages’ remains, while Israel fulfills its end—exposing cracks in peace efforts that risk America’s strategic interests and regional stability.

Senator Rubio reveals how close intelligence cooperation between the U.S., Israel, and partners disrupted a potential Hamas attack, underscoring the importance of vigilance in protecting American interests against global terror threats.

As brutal clashes between Afghanistan and Pakistan escalate, President Trump vows a rapid solution—will Washington act decisively to protect American interests against renewed regional instability?

The PKK’s announcement to withdraw all forces from Turkey marks a seeming milestone in Middle Eastern conflict—yet questions remain about Ankara’s response and the broader implications for regional stability and U.S. interests.

President Trump’s charismatic arrival in Kuala Lumpur masks critical geopolitical maneuvers amid rising global tensions. What does this mean for America’s national interests and economic security?

East Timor’s admission into ASEAN marks historic expansion but raises questions about economic viability and political readiness, exposing risks in Southeast Asia that America must watch closely.

Under President Trump’s assertive America First agenda, European leaders are sidelined in crucial conflicts from Ukraine to Gaza—highlighting a shift toward U.S. sovereignty and decisive leadership on the world stage.

As federal workers go unpaid and government gridlock deepens, President Trump pushes forward with a crucial diplomatic tour in Asia — including a pivotal face-to-face with Xi Jinping aimed at curbing China’s trade aggression.