Foreign Policy

Top Republican lawmakers call on the Trump administration to reassess intelligence exchanges with Spain following Spain’s risky contract with Chinese tech giant Huawei, exposing American national security secrets to Beijing.

As the Trump administration pivots from aid to trade with Africa, steep tariffs and uncertainty around key agreements raise questions about whether this new approach truly serves American and African interests alike.

The recent Israeli military strike on Gaza’s only Catholic church raises urgent questions about accountability, civilian protection, and the broader implications for U.S. national security amid ongoing Middle East turmoil.

Taiwan’s vice president highlights Beijing’s escalating military intimidation yet vows her island will not provoke conflict, underscoring the urgent need for America to stand firm on national sovereignty.

As Syrian government forces prepare to re-enter Sweida amid escalating Druze-Bedouin violence, Washington must recognize how this chaos threatens regional stability and America’s strategic position.

Despite UN-led talks aiming to bridge decades-long divisions in Cyprus, rival leaders remain deadlocked on critical border crossings, underscoring the ongoing challenge posed by Turkey’s military presence and demands.

The Trump administration’s destruction of half a thousand metric tons of emergency food aid raises serious concerns about its foreign assistance priorities, even as hunger crises worsen worldwide.

Despite a ceasefire between local factions, Israel has resumed bombing southern Syria’s Al Sueida province, risking increased regional instability that directly threatens American national security and the fight against global terrorism.

As Ukraine demands an audit of billions in military aid, questions mount about the oversight and proper use of Western weapons—highlighting risks to U.S. national security and taxpayer dollars.

Injuries to a parish priest and damage to a Gaza church highlight the urgent need for transparent accountability amid ongoing conflict—how long will civilians be caught in the crossfire?