Foreign Policy

As millions face starvation, Pope Leo’s call to action highlights the devastating impact of international neglect and funding slashes—especially from Western governments—on global food security.

The Biden administration’s continuation of Trump-era aid freezes has left Lesotho’s HIV programs in disarray, risking millions of lives and revealing the perils of relying on foreign aid instead of national sovereignty.

With fragile peace in Gaza, President Trump shifts focus to ending the Ukraine conflict by pressuring Putin and considering long-range weapon sales—challenging Biden’s failed approach and putting America’s security first.

President Trump’s admission of CIA covert actions in Venezuela reveals a risky escalation with little transparency, raising grave questions about American sovereignty, legal boundaries, and the true cost to national security.

As U.S. official Pete Hegseth places the responsibility for ending the Ukraine war squarely on President Trump, this report scrutinizes the broader implications of Washington’s role and NATO’s commitments amid ongoing instability.

The Trump administration’s bold directive empowering the CIA to conduct covert lethal operations in Venezuela represents a strategic defense of U.S. interests and a firm stand against Maduro’s destabilizing regime.

Violence and instability have forced more than 1.4 million Haitians from their homes—the highest displacement ever recorded. Meanwhile, international aid falters as America watches from afar. How long will we allow this crisis to fester on our doorstep?

As Syria’s interim leader visits Moscow, Russia solidifies its military foothold on the Mediterranean—posing serious challenges to American national security and regional influence.

The UN World Food Program faces devastating funding cuts, threatening millions with starvation and destabilizing fragile nations critical to U.S. security. Who pays the price when Washington pulls back?

New NATO members push to buy more U.S. arms for Ukraine amid a sharp decline in Western military aid, exposing cracks in allied commitments and increasing America’s burden in a distant conflict.