Foreign Policy

Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu’s recent airstrike targeting Hamas leaders in Qatar has backfired, jeopardizing vital U.S.-backed peace efforts and threatening the safety of hostages, while deepening regional instability that America cannot afford.

A watchdog report reveals millions of taxpayer dollars are wasted maintaining a shuttered embassy and supporting staff in Caracas despite broken diplomatic ties, highlighting Washington’s failure to protect American interests and prioritize fiscal responsibility.

The UN paints a harrowing picture of Gaza’s devastation under Israeli evacuation orders—where death stalks the streets, vital services collapse, and millions are displaced. How long will global elites ignore the consequences this conflict has for American security and sovereignty?

In response to Russia’s unprecedented incursion into Polish airspace, the United States makes clear it will defend NATO territory with unrelenting resolve, exposing Moscow’s blatant disregard for peace efforts and international norms.

The UN General Assembly’s overwhelming vote endorsing a two-state solution sidelines Israel’s security concerns and rewards Hamas, risking America’s interests in Middle East stability.

Amid growing global pressures to recognize a Palestinian state, Senator Rubio’s mission underscores America’s unwavering commitment to Israel’s security and warns against unilateral moves that threaten peace and U.S. interests.

A rare meeting between U.S. Central Command and Syrian leadership exposes Washington’s unclear strategy amid persistent ISIS threats and regional chaos.

The UAE’s rare diplomatic reprimand of Israel highlights growing Middle East tensions, risking regional chaos that could undermine U.S. security and economic interests.

The recent U.S. military attack on a Venezuelan boat, reportedly after it turned back to shore, exposes alarming questions about executive overreach and the misuse of armed forces for law enforcement.

As South Sudan’s violence intensifies, kidnappings of aid workers more than double, jeopardizing crucial humanitarian missions and underscoring the risks of waning U.S. engagement in Africa.