Foreign Policy

The recent fall of Mahaas to al-Shabab underscores the failure of current federal and international strategies, jeopardizing regional stability and America’s national security interests.

As the Pope highlights humanitarian crises abroad, it’s a stark reminder of global failures that echo back to America’s borders and security—time for Washington to prioritize our nation first.

Despite global calls for peace, Thailand and Cambodia remain locked in deadly border clashes, revealing costly diplomatic failures that undermine American interests in Southeast Asia.

Despite President Trump’s unprecedented diplomatic push to halt deadly clashes between Thailand and Cambodia, violence continues along a volatile border with over 30 casualties and massive displacement. This ongoing conflict threatens regional stability and undermines America’s strategic interests in Southeast Asia.

Venezuela’s government imposes a crippling 48-hour border closure with Colombia to secure contested municipal elections, threatening vital commerce and regional stability crucial to America’s southern security.

Prime Minister Modi’s recent visit to the Maldives signals a crucial push by India to reclaim regional dominance and counter China’s growing footprint in the strategically vital Indian Ocean.

The tragic death of a 5-month-old Gazan girl who weighed less than at birth exposes the devastating consequences of prolonged aid restrictions and failed governance — a crisis that demands America First leadership to prioritize secure borders and humanitarian accountability.

Four Palestinian-American deaths in the West Bank expose a disturbing pattern of impunity, raising urgent questions about U.S. commitment to protecting its citizens and upholding national sovereignty.

In a decisive blow to ISIS, U.S.-led forces killed a senior IS leader and his sons in Syria, exposing the ongoing vulnerabilities in the region and Washington’s complex engagement with the new Syrian regime.

President Trump sharply criticized Hamas for refusing to release hostages and derailing peace talks, signaling a tougher stance that aligns with America First priorities on national security and counterterrorism.