Foreign Policy

In the wake of Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei’s death announcement, Iran launched coordinated missile attacks killing nine in Israel, three in the UAE, and injuring others across the Gulf—highlighting a dangerous escalation with direct implications for American security.

As Iran reels from a US-Israeli strike killing its Supreme Leader, President Trump steps forward ready to negotiate—but will Washington heed the lessons of failed diplomacy and protect American interests first?

Despite Iranian promises to de-escalate tensions, Tehran continues to threaten U.S. interests, revealing the false facade of diplomacy amid ongoing conflict.

While the EU urges calm over Iran-Israel tensions, their reluctance to confront Tehran’s aggression threatens U.S. national security and regional stability.

As the AP declares U.S.-Israeli strikes and Iran’s retaliation a ‘war,’ this candid terminology exposes the dangerous escalation threatening American interests—yet Washington’s globalist elites remain alarmingly passive.

Dubai’s long-held image as a secure, tax-free refuge has been violently disrupted by Iranian missile and drone attacks, revealing dangerous vulnerabilities with serious implications for U.S. interests and global security.

In a bold ‘precision operation,’ Israel eliminated Iran’s Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei and 40 top commanders, escalating tensions with Tehran and dragging America deeper into a new war that threatens our national security.

Vladimir Putin’s reaction to the assassination of Iran’s Supreme Leader Ali Jameneí reveals Moscow’s strategic alignment with hostile powers against America, ignoring the broader danger this poses to U.S. national sovereignty and regional stability.

At least eight civilians killed in Iranian missile attack near Jerusalem highlight the relentless aggression threatening regional stability and U.S. interests abroad.

In a stark reminder of regional volatility, Afghanistan reports thwarting a Pakistani airstrike on the strategic Bagram Air Base as cross-border conflict intensifies, exposing Washington’s lingering security gaps and the dangers of failed diplomacy.