Foreign Policy

As Iran urges Middle Eastern countries to unite against Israel, Washington faces growing challenges to national security and regional stability demanding a firm America First response.

As Israeli airstrikes kill dozens in Gaza and international pressure mounts for a ceasefire, Prime Minister Netanyahu refuses to relent. Behind the headlines, what does this escalating conflict mean for American security and sovereignty?

A revealing report uncovers how Donald Trump’s strategic push to impose his cultural agenda in Europe tests transatlantic alliances and signals a pivotal moment for both continents’ sovereignty.

Despite severe setbacks, including the assassination of its leader, Hezbollah is rebuilding its military and political power—a development that threatens not only Middle East stability but also U.S. security interests.

U.S. military plans to strike drug traffickers inside Venezuela threaten to deepen regional instability, spotlighting Washington’s failure to protect American sovereignty from foreign threats.

As Venezuela denies any threat at the UN, evidence mounts that its regime fuels regional instability and narcotrafficking that endanger U.S. national security.

Colombian President Gustavo Petro’s proposal at the UN to form an international military force for Palestine dangerously bypasses diplomatic norms and risks escalating global conflict—raising urgent questions about sovereignty and America’s role.

An international coalition led by Colombia and South Africa is orchestrating legal and economic measures against Israel over Gaza—raising alarming questions about accountability, bias, and the implications for American foreign policy.

The UN Security Council has rejected a resolution by China and Russia to delay nuclear sanctions on Iran, allowing snapback penalties to take effect amid Tehran’s continued nuclear program defiance.

Rep. Michael Turner warns that without decisive action on sanctions, Russia’s war in Ukraine threatens NATO and global freedom, urging Congress to finally pass a long-delayed bill targeting Moscow’s lifeline.