Foreign Policy

The Trump administration rightly labeled the Global Sumud Flotilla a dangerous provocation, underscoring America’s commitment to peace and security amid attempts to undermine Israeli sovereignty.

Mexico’s President Claudia Sheinbaum calls out Israel for detaining six Mexican nationals aboard a humanitarian flotilla bound for Gaza, demanding their immediate repatriation and condemning Israel’s actions amid rising global tensions.

Forty years after Israel’s daring airstrike on Tunisian soil, the human cost and violation of sovereignty remain a stark reminder of unchecked military aggression — a lesson Washington cannot afford to ignore in today’s global conflicts.

Italy confirms Israel’s plan to forcibly repatriate 400 flotilla members to London and Madrid, revealing Europe’s failure to protect its citizens amidst complex Middle East tensions.

While Hamas stalls on President Trump’s peace proposal promising relief in Gaza, relentless Israeli strikes underscore the devastating price paid by innocent Palestinians trapped under terror rule and failed diplomacy.

As Ukraine calls for Tomahawk cruise missiles from the U.S., Washington faces a critical choice: empower Kyiv with game-changing firepower or risk prolonged conflict favoring Moscow’s aggression.

As Venezuela preempts its Christmas celebrations amid rising military tensions with the U.S., critical questions surface about sovereignty, regional security, and Washington’s misguided interventions in the Caribbean.

Colombia’s President Gustavo Petro escalates tensions by expelling Israeli diplomats and denouncing the free trade deal, revealing dangerous globalist alignments that threaten regional stability and American economic interests.

The Trump administration’s latest sanctions cut deep into Iran’s missile and military aircraft supply chains, reinforcing America’s commitment to halting Tehran’s nuclear ambitions and protecting global security.

President Trump’s executive order pledges U.S. defense of Qatar after Israel’s strike, but what does this mean for America’s national interests and commitments in the Middle East?