Foreign Policy

Photos from Cuba expose a disturbing reality: armed militants, reportedly Cuban exiles in the U.S., are escalating violence against Havana’s forces, underscoring serious threats to America’s southern flank and national security.

After months of tensions over Venezuela and Cuba policies, Caribbean leaders cautiously welcome Secretary Rubio’s message of greater cooperation, highlighting the need for America-first engagement that advances regional stability and counters foreign adversaries.

As Syrian government forces assume control of the notorious al-Hol camp, a mass escape exposes dangerous lapses in security that threaten regional stability and America’s strategic interests.

As diplomatic talks unfold in Geneva, President Trump strategically deploys warships and aircraft to deter Iran’s nuclear escalation, revealing the high stakes of safeguarding American national security.

A new AP-NORC poll shows that while most Americans recognize Iran as a hostile force, large numbers remain skeptical about President Trump’s judgment on military action—raising critical questions about America’s strategic direction in the Middle East.

While Washington engages Tehran in nuclear negotiations, an unprecedented American military buildup in the Middle East reveals the administration’s readiness for conflict—putting American lives and regional stability at grave risk.

As Washington and Tehran meet again in Geneva over Iran’s nuclear program, military threats loom large, exposing the failures of globalist diplomacy and risking American security.

As Mexico dispatches its second humanitarian aid package to Cuba during a tightened U.S. embargo, this report exposes how lax enforcement and foreign defiance undermine America’s national security and economic sovereignty.

In a decisive move reinforcing America’s national security, the Trump administration imposes sweeping sanctions targeting Iran’s illicit nuclear and weapons programs ahead of critical negotiations in Geneva.

The collapse of U.S.-Zimbabwe health funding talks spotlights critical issues of national sovereignty, data control, and the limits of globalist aid frameworks—posing urgent questions for America’s foreign policy priorities.