Foreign Policy

More than 50 years after the U.S.-led secret bombing campaign, unexploded bombs still plague Laos, threatening lives and sovereignty — a stark reminder that reckless foreign interventions have long-term consequences.

A militant assault killing three police officers in northwest Pakistan exposes Islamabad’s ongoing security lapses, fueling instability with serious repercussions for American national security and regional sovereignty.

In a decisive stance, Trump excludes South Africa from the 2026 G20 summit in Miami, citing human rights abuses and diplomatic defiance—reinforcing an America First commitment to principled international engagement.

The U.S. expands military presence in the Caribbean through provisional access to Dominican airports amid a drug war surge, raising critical questions about border security and regional sovereignty.

As Europe debates seizing $225 billion in frozen Russian assets to fund Ukraine, Washington eyes the same funds—raising urgent questions about who truly champions freedom, sovereignty, and justice in the face of global aggression.

President Trump rightly bars South Africa from the 2026 G20 summit after their refusal to honor U.S. diplomatic protocol, spotlighting failures in global diplomacy and the need for America-first foreign policy.

President Trump’s attempt to broker peace between Russia and Ukraine echoes his Gaza ceasefire tactics — bold deadlines and one-sided terms — but risks sidelining American interests and Europe’s security.

Despite President Trump’s diplomatic overtures, Russia steadfastly refuses to make concessions in the Ukraine peace negotiations, undermining U.S. efforts and highlighting the ongoing challenge of confronting Kremlin aggression.

Flight cancellations by major airlines to Venezuela—prompted by U.S. FAA warnings—are not just disrupting family reunions; they reveal the dangerous consequences of geopolitical brinkmanship and expose the urgent need for principled, America First policies on sovereignty and security.

President Trump signals openness to dialogue with Nicolás Maduro amid rising tensions in the Caribbean, spotlighting the complex challenge of safeguarding American interests while confronting Venezuelan instability.