Foreign Policy

African leaders advocate shifting climate aid to investment amid crises — but what does this mean for American taxpayers and national interests?

North Korea’s recent successful test of a new solid-fuel rocket engine under Kim Jong Un signals an alarming acceleration of its ICBM capabilities, underscoring risks to U.S. national security and exposing failures in Washington’s approach to Pyongyang.

The Trump administration’s shift to military action against Latin American drug cartels challenges decades of legal frameworks that have enabled effective interdiction — putting America’s sovereignty and security at risk.

While a new $500 million deal aims to tap Pakistan’s mineral wealth, questions arise about security, sovereignty, and the true benefits for America’s strategic interests.

As Venezuela and Iran tighten their alliance under the guise of resisting alleged U.S. threats, Washington must question the real risks posed by this partnership to national sovereignty and regional security.

In the wake of a deadly terrorist shooting that killed six in Jerusalem, the Palestinian Authority condemns ‘all violence’ but stops short of blaming attackers—raising questions about accountability and regional security.

Brazilian President Lula criticizes US military deployments in the Caribbean during the BRICS summit, portraying them as destabilizing—yet this narrative overlooks America’s vital role in regional stability and protecting its borders.

The FAA’s prolonged ban on U.S. commercial flights to Haiti reveals a dangerous reality: gang control of Port-au-Prince is not just a Haitian crisis—it’s a direct threat to American travelers and sovereignty.

Trump’s recent tariffs on India jeopardize a vital alliance crucial to countering China’s growing influence, risking geopolitical instability and weakening America’s position in Asia.

A brutal shooting attack at a Jerusalem bus stop killed five and injured fifteen, underscoring the escalating violence fueled by ongoing conflicts and raising urgent questions about security lapses with direct implications for U.S. foreign policy.