Foreign Policy

Despite high hopes, President Trump’s summit with Vladimir Putin ended without a ceasefire or concrete gains, exposing the challenges of confronting Russia and protecting American interests.

The colorful Janmashtami festivities in India and Nepal showcase cultural pride, yet the geopolitical implications for U.S. national security and sovereignty demand sober attention.

In a rare personal intervention, President Trump handed Russian President Putin a heartfelt letter from Melania urging protection for children caught in war—yet Washington’s usual reluctance to confront Moscow directly keeps American interests at risk.

The death of a severely deteriorated Palestinian woman evacuated to Italy exposes the tragic consequences of prolonged blockade policies and international inaction amid Gaza’s humanitarian crisis.

As Russian bombs fall on Ukraine, President Trump’s red carpet treatment of Vladimir Putin in Alaska sends a troubling message about America’s priorities and national security.

In a bold move fraught with legal and political risk, Kenya’s unilateral appointment of a consul general to rebel-held Goma has been firmly rejected by Congo, highlighting dangerous regional interference that undermines peace efforts and threatens U.S. interests in African stability.

Israel’s far-right minister Itamar Ben-Gvir publicly confronts imprisoned Palestinian leader Marwan Barghouti, underscoring Israel’s unyielding stance against terrorism amidst ongoing threats to national security.

Despite the friendly optics between President Trump and Vladimir Putin at the Alaska summit, no meaningful agreements emerged—highlighting a troubling pattern of empty diplomacy that risks America’s national security and sovereignty.

Ukrainian President Zelenski condemns Russia’s ongoing attacks as empty Alaska negotiations offer no hope for peace—a stark reminder that Moscow’s war machine threatens global stability and America’s security interests.

President Trump used an impressive military showcase in Alaska to project American strength directly at Russia, reminding the world—and Washington—who holds true power while challenging globalist complacency.