Foreign Policy

President Trump’s decisive strike against Iran’s nuclear sites and swift ceasefire announcement showcase bold leadership but raise critical questions about long-term peace and America’s strategy in the Middle East.

Russia’s tepid reaction to Israeli strikes on Iran’s nuclear sites reveals Moscow’s declining influence in the Middle East, underscoring its overstretched position amid Ukraine and regional instability.

Despite rising espionage and democratic interference from China, the UK government refuses to treat Beijing as a full threat, prioritizing trade over true national security.

In an unprecedented development, President Trump declares a total ceasefire agreement between Israel and Iran, potentially ending a volatile 12-day conflict that threatened regional and global stability.

Iran and Israel declare a ceasefire proposed by President Trump, but evidence suggests ongoing hostilities and threats that expose the fragility of this truce and the continuing regional instability.

President Trump openly condemns Israel for launching missile strikes immediately following the agreed ceasefire with Iran, exposing dangerous missteps that threaten fragile peace efforts.

President Trump’s declarations about a ceasefire between Israel and Iran reveal a troubling mix of confusion and unilateral demands that undermine American credibility and regional stability.

As Russia intensifies missile and drone strikes against innocent Ukrainians, killing civilians and destroying critical infrastructure, it’s clear the Kremlin persists in a campaign of terror — underscoring the urgent need for unwavering Western military aid.

Despite a high-profile ceasefire announced by President Trump, Iran brazenly launched missiles at northern Israel, exposing Tehran’s bad faith and threatening regional stability.

At a pivotal NATO summit in the Netherlands, cracks appear as leaders clash over defense spending targets and commitment to Ukraine’s sovereignty, revealing tensions beneath the alliance’s surface unity.