Foreign Policy

The UN Security Council’s approval of a new Gang Elimination Force in Haiti raises urgent questions about funding, operational control, and risks to civilian rights—all while American leadership seeks stability near our borders.

While the Trump administration tightens visa controls on many foreign delegations, it simultaneously grants an exemption to a notoriously corrupt African leader, revealing troubling inconsistencies that jeopardize America’s commitment to sovereignty and ethical diplomacy.

As Israeli troops kill dozens in Gaza, Qatar reveals deep doubts over Trump’s peace plan—highlighting the risks of Washington backing a flawed agreement that sidelines American interests.

Eleven suspects arrested in Serbia for orchestrating racial hatred acts across Europe reveal a covert foreign intelligence campaign aiming to destabilize allied nations—highlighting risks to Western security and America’s interests.

After two years of conflict, Netanyahu’s alliance with Trump has effectively cornered Hamas into accepting a ceasefire plan that prioritizes Israeli security and American stability in the Middle East.

The Taliban’s sweeping internet shutdown cripples Afghanistan’s economy and isolates vulnerable populations, while Washington remains dangerously silent on the growing threat to regional security and America’s strategic foothold.

Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu firmly rejects any agreement with President Trump to establish a Palestinian state, casting doubt on the so-called peace plan’s promises and exposing its potential risks to Israeli—and American—security interests.

Mexico appoints Alejandro Encinas to the Organization of American States amidst shifting regional dynamics, challenging U.S. influence and highlighting the need for renewed America First vigilance.

Amid Gaza’s escalating humanitarian crisis, vulnerable women face predatory exploitation disguised as aid — a disturbing consequence of war and mismanaged assistance that endangers dignity and security.

As Europe applauds President Trump’s 20-point plan to end the Gaza war, critical questions remain about its implications for U.S. national security and the enduring commitment to American sovereignty in Middle East policy.