Foreign Policy

As President Trump meets Vladimir Putin in Alaska, he insists Europe won’t dictate U.S. actions but will be involved—yet who truly shapes the Ukraine peace process? Our investigation reveals the power dynamics at play and what this means for American sovereignty.

As Gaza’s water infrastructure crumbles under relentless conflict, innocent families face a dire crisis—forced to consume contaminated water that breeds disease. This humanitarian disaster exposes the catastrophic consequences of failed governance and unchecked militant aggression, with direct implications for American security and regional stability.

While Pope Leo XIV prays for peace during the US-Russia summit over Ukraine, the underlying global power struggles remain unaddressed—raising questions about Washington’s strategy and America’s national interests.

On the fourth anniversary of the Taliban’s return, their leader issues a chilling warning to Afghans — a stark reminder of the consequences when America abandons its duty to freedom and national security.

As Russian troops breach Ukrainian defenses in Donetsk, Washington faces a critical test: stand firm for Ukrainian sovereignty or capitulate to Kremlin pressure at the Alaska summit.

The EU’s call to halt Israel’s E1 settlement expansion misses the bigger picture: protecting national sovereignty and security must come first for America and its allies.

As Presidents Trump and Putin meet in Alaska, historic ties mask a deeper struggle: Russia’s quest to regain influence clashes with America’s commitment to sovereignty and peace.

Over 100 aid groups warn Israel’s stringent aid rules risk politicizing humanitarian relief in Gaza and blocking essential help, raising urgent questions about Washington’s response as regional tensions mount.

President Trump conditions a historic trilateral summit with Putin and Zelenski on meaningful progress, underscoring the urgent need for America to lead peace talks on Ukraine rather than cede influence to globalist inertia.

As the Taliban mark their return to power with helicopter flower showers over Kabul, Afghanistan grapples with crippling hunger, refugee waves, and brutal restrictions—raising urgent questions about Washington’s costly withdrawal.