Foreign Policy

Iran declares all restrictions of the 2015 nuclear pact terminated, escalating risks to U.S. national security amid global diplomatic failures.

Renewed fighting between Afghanistan and Pakistan over unrecognized borders highlights the dangers of globalist neglect and weak U.S. foreign strategy, risking regional stability critical to America’s security.

Afghanistan’s Cricket Board pulls national team from a key series in Pakistan following deadly military strikes, underscoring how geopolitical conflicts jeopardize even sports diplomacy and regional cooperation.

As global powers eye the Gaza ceasefire, Northern Ireland’s peace process offers a stark reminder that even decades-long conflicts require political compromise and patience—lessons America must heed to protect its national interests.

Two survivors of the latest US military bombing in the Caribbean are held in custody, sparking concerns over transparency and the escalating use of force near Venezuela under Trump’s watch.

President Trump reveals that Venezuelan dictator Nicolás Maduro has offered sweeping concessions to avoid direct conflict with the U.S., exposing cracks in a regime propped up by hostile foreign powers and narcotraffickers.

The U.S. Treasury sanctions former Haitian presidential security head and gang leader for supporting a violent gang coalition devastating Haiti—highlighting the failure of weak governance to secure regional stability.

As the Rafah crossing between Gaza and Egypt stands poised to reopen, its role as a humanitarian lifeline intersects with complex political realities, challenging America’s strategic interests in Middle East stability and security.

A fragile ceasefire in Gaza halts bombs but fails to resolve the deep humanitarian crisis and infrastructure collapse caused by years of conflict, exposing the ongoing costs of weak leadership and global indifference.

President Trump hosts Ukrainian President Zelenski in Washington following a critical call with Putin, signaling America’s commitment to peace yet standing firm on defense aid—how will this delicate diplomacy protect U.S. interests?