Foreign Policy

Britain’s plan to recognize a Palestinian state unless Israel meets sweeping demands threatens to embolden hostile actors and weaken the vital U.S.-Israel alliance—raising serious questions about allies who prioritize globalist appeasement over national sovereignty and security.

The Trump administration’s sanctions on a UN investigator criticizing Israel expose a troubling use of U.S. power to silence dissent and protect allies, challenging America’s commitment to justice and national sovereignty.

Under Taliban rule, Afghanistan’s female tour guides and women-only tours show a curated glimpse of the country—but beneath this facade lie severe restrictions on women and a regime hostile to freedom that America must not ignore.

The United Nations exposes a devastating humanitarian crisis in Gaza, with over a third of its population going days without food amid stalled aid efforts and Israeli government denial.

In a troubling move, the Trump administration reportedly blocked Taiwanese President Lai Ching-te’s transit through the U.S., signaling a disturbing deference to China that threatens American principles of sovereignty and strategic clarity.

President Trump’s announcement of a new U.S.-Israel partnership to run food centers in Gaza lacks transparency and clear strategy, risking further humanitarian and political fallout amid an escalating crisis.

The UK government’s plan to recognize the State of Palestine unless Israel meets demanding conditions dangerously rewards Hamas and destabilizes a fragile region critical to U.S. interests.

Venezuelan exiles urge President Trump to capture Nicolás Maduro and over 400 corrupt officials linked to the Cartel of the Suns, designated a terrorist network by the U.S., demanding stronger actions to protect American interests and regional stability.

As Prime Minister Starmer pressures Israel with a recognition ultimatum for Palestine, this move threatens to destabilize the region further, weaken an essential U.S. ally, and embolden hostile actors undermining peace.

As the UN pushes a new plan to repatriate Syrian refugees from Lebanon, serious questions arise about Syria’s stability and implications for American sovereignty and border security.