Foreign Policy

Former President Trump touts his influence over European allies and NATO’s defense spending increase, framing it as a restoration of U.S. respect and leadership—yet questions remain about the real impact on American sovereignty and interests.

As Israel retaliates against Iranian-backed Houthis in Yemen, the escalating conflict exposes serious risks to regional stability and U.S. strategic interests.

In the fog of war, the death of journalist Mariam Dagga raises urgent questions about media safety and Israeli military actions in Gaza. Who protects those exposing the human cost of conflict?

As Lebanon faces immense pressure to disarm Hezbollah, Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu warns that Israel’s military withdrawal hinges on verifiable action against the Iran-backed terror group—holding the line for America’s strategic interests in the region.

An unfiltered look at the devastating impact of conflict on Gaza’s civilian population and health infrastructure, revealing what Washington overlooks while failing to protect American interests at home and abroad.

As Israel strikes Houthi targets in Yemen’s capital, the ongoing proxy battles expose instability that threatens American security and sovereignty, yet Washington’s response remains muted.

An Israeli airstrike on Gaza’s Nasser Hospital has killed at least 14 people, including three journalists, exposing troubling questions about the conduct of military operations and their toll on innocent lives amid ongoing conflict.

A militant attack in northwest Pakistan kills three officers and wounds 17, exposing the ongoing threat posed by Taliban-linked networks shielded across the border—an instability that challenges American security interests.

As Rohingya refugees mark eight years since fleeing Myanmar’s brutal crackdown, the world’s failure to ensure their safe return fuels regional instability with direct implications for American interests.

U.S. Vice President J.D. Vance warns that new sanctions on Russia remain on the table as the Biden administration claims it holds ‘many cards’ to end the Ukraine war—but can rhetoric translate into real results for American interests?