Foreign Policy

Former UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson urges immediate deployment of noncombat troops to Ukraine to counter Putin’s aggression, revealing a dangerous gap between rhetoric and action among Western allies.

As nuclear negotiations with Iran remain deadlocked, President Trump warns of possible limited strikes, challenging globalist appeasement and insisting on a fair deal that protects American security interests.

The U.S. Southern Command’s deadly strike on a suspected drug trafficking vessel marks yet another instance of lethal military action with little public accountability, raising critical questions about American national security and foreign policy priorities.

Ten dead and thirty wounded in Israeli airstrikes targeting Hezbollah infrastructure in eastern Lebanon, raising urgent questions about regional stability and American interests.

As the U.S. pursues a nuclear cooperation deal with Saudi Arabia that could permit uranium enrichment, experts warn this risky move undermines decades of nonproliferation efforts and threatens American sovereignty amid rising Middle East tensions.

President Prabowo Subianto’s recent trade deal with the Trump administration signals a decisive shift in America’s approach to Southeast Asia, challenging China’s grip and reinforcing economic and security alliances vital for national sovereignty.

While Mexico and El Salvador secure historic cocaine seizures through coordinated naval efforts, U.S. lethal strikes raise critical questions about transparency, accountability, and true impact on drug trafficking.

Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu delivers a powerful ultimatum to Iran: any aggression will trigger a response beyond Tehran’s worst calculations, underscoring regional tensions that directly impact American security interests.

President Trump demands a meaningful agreement with Iran or warns of severe fallout, as U.S. forces prepare for possible military action—highlighting the urgent need for decisive American leadership to safeguard regional and homeland stability.

The United States has paid only a fraction of its nearly $4 billion owed to the United Nations, fueling a financial crisis within the world body even as President Trump promises future support. Who truly bears responsibility for the UN’s funding woes, and what does this mean for America’s sovereignty?