Foreign Policy

Israeli drone strikes killed eight Syrian soldiers near Damascus, underscoring Israel’s commitment to defend its borders against hostile forces threatening regional peace.

The Democratic National Committee’s abrupt withdrawal from clarifying its stance on the Israel-Hamas war reveals a party more focused on internal division than principled leadership, undermining national security and America’s allies.

With no agreement in sight, European powers push to reinstate U.N. sanctions against Iran’s advancing nuclear program—a critical test for American-led efforts to safeguard national security and global stability.

As Europe eyes reimposing U.N. sanctions on Iran through a controversial snapback mechanism, Washington’s prior withdrawal from the nuclear deal and globalist indecision leave America vulnerable to Iranian nuclear ambitions.

Iran’s Revolutionary Guard operates as a rogue paramilitary empire, advancing Tehran’s destabilizing agenda across the Middle East while directly threatening U.S. interests and allies.

The Alaska summit marks a troubling reset in Ukraine peace talks, removing key leverage against Putin and enabling Moscow’s renewed aggression—an alarming blow to U.S. national security interests and global stability.

Australia reveals Iran orchestrated antisemitic terror attacks on its soil, expelling Tehran’s ambassador and labeling the Revolutionary Guard a terrorist group—raising urgent alarm for American national security.

Nicolás Maduro threatens anyone who ‘touches’ Venezuela while increasing militarization amid rising U.S. pressure to combat drug trafficking—posing a test to regional security and America’s sovereignty.

Former Colombian President Iván Duque faces sharp criticism for his continued support of Israel during the devastating conflict in Gaza, highlighting a troubling disconnect from humanitarian realities amid rising civilian casualties.

Former President Trump reiterates his readiness to engage North Korea’s Kim Jong-un directly, exposing the current administration’s failures that allowed Pyongyang to accelerate its military buildup and deepen ties with adversaries.