Foreign Policy

The U.S. military stands ready to strike Iran this weekend amid rising tensions and significant force buildups, but President Trump has yet to make a decisive move, raising critical questions about American security and leadership.

As nuclear negotiations teeter, Tehran boosts military drills with Russia while the U.S. positions an aircraft carrier in the Mediterranean—putting American security and regional stability on the line.

President Trump’s newly formed Board of Peace aims to rebuild Gaza and challenge the UN, but skepticism from allies and limited funding reveal cracks in Washington’s latest global venture.

The Trump administration warns that Cuba’s failing regime must implement sweeping reforms soon or face deeper collapse, underscoring America’s commitment to freedom in the Western Hemisphere.

Guyana resolutely defends its sovereignty over the resource-rich Esequibo region, urging Venezuela to respect international law and avoid destabilizing actions that threaten regional peace.

In a powerful Ash Wednesday homily, Pope Leo XIV condemns the erosion of international law amid ongoing global conflicts, spotlighting the dangerous consequences for peace and sovereignty.

Mexico claims to mediate talks between Washington and Havana, while continuing humanitarian aid amid U.S. sanctions—but are these moves genuinely protecting sovereignty or merely enabling Cuba’s regime?

President Trump’s ambitious Board of Peace aims to rebuild Gaza and challenge the UN’s role, but ongoing violence, stalled disarmament, and political deadlock reveal a stark gap between grand plans and ground realities.

President Trump’s admission of consulting Chinese leader Xi Jinping on arms sales to Taiwan raises alarming questions about America’s steadfast commitment to the island’s defense and national sovereignty.

President-elect José Antonio Kast rejects Chile’s plan to send humanitarian aid directly supporting Cuba’s regime, spotlighting the tension between aiding suffering citizens and enabling communist dictatorships under globalist pressure.