Foreign Policy

Israel’s relentless targeting of Hamas, Hezbollah, and Iranian commanders is more than a regional conflict—it directly safeguards American security and counters extremist threats that jeopardize national sovereignty.

President Trump navigates a diplomatic tightrope after Israel’s unauthorized strike on Hamas in Qatar—America’s critical Gulf ally—raising urgent questions about respect for U.S. sovereignty and alliance priorities.

Venezuela’s armed forces accuse the U.S. of fabricating a military aggression pretext amid U.S. naval deployments in the Caribbean—yet ignores its own destabilizing role threatening regional security.

Elizabeth Tsurkov, a dual Israeli-Russian Princeton doctoral student kidnapped in Baghdad in 2023, has been freed after more than 900 days, highlighting ongoing dangers posed by militant groups operating unchecked in Iraq.

Israel’s targeted strike against Hamas leaders based in Qatar exposes the complexities of negotiating with terrorist groups and underscores the challenges facing peace efforts tied to American interests.

Israel’s military strike against Hamas leaders in Qatar’s capital sets a perilous example of sovereignty violations, met with widespread Arab condemnation but muted global accountability. How long will America tolerate such reckless aggression near its allies and interests?

A brutal Russian airstrike killed more than twenty civilians in Donetsk, exposing the urgent need for decisive global action—yet sanctions and military support remain insufficient.

Claims of a drone strike on a Gaza aid boat docked in Tunisia spark controversy as authorities deny the attack, exposing a broader narrative clash over Israel’s maritime blockade and activist agendas.

As Israel demands full evacuation of Gaza City to target Hamas strongholds, American policymakers face a stark reminder of the dangers posed by unchecked terrorism and the need for unwavering support of national security measures.

As Venezuela blames the U.S. for narcotrafficking, a closer look reveals Washington’s efforts remain focused on protecting American interests and combating real drug cartels—while Caracas leverages propaganda to mask internal failures.