Foreign Policy

From Seward to Truman, multiple U.S. administrations recognized Greenland’s vital Arctic value—but Congress and globalist hesitations stalled action. Why is America still letting strategic advantage slip away?

Colombia faces a precarious crossroads as President Gustavo Petro’s confrontations with the Trump administration jeopardize decades of vital cooperation in counternarcotics and security, risking America’s interests in a volatile region.

As global competition heats up in the Arctic, Washington must stop hesitating and take decisive action to secure Greenland—America’s frontline for Arctic security and national sovereignty.

South Korean President Lee Jae Myung urged China to mediate North Korea’s nuclear crisis, but Beijing’s history of shielding Pyongyang raises doubts about real progress. How long will Washington and Seoul tolerate this stalemate endangering American interests?

As Saudi Arabia tightens the screws on Yemen’s separatists, the flight of STC leader Aidarous Al-Zubaidi signals deep fractures that jeopardize coalition unity against Iran-backed Houthis and threaten American interests in Middle East stability.

The White House openly contemplates using U.S. military forces to seize control of Greenland, a move that raises serious questions about respect for national sovereignty and global stability—what does this mean for America’s standing on the world stage?

Nicolás Maduro has turned to Bruce Fein, a constitutional expert from the Reagan administration, to defend against U.S. charges—raising complex questions about legal strategy and America’s fight against foreign authoritarian threats.

From a covert $500,000 donation at Trump’s inauguration to an ongoing grip on Venezuela’s oil wealth, Delcy Rodríguez’s strategic moves expose how globalist insiders manipulate power, threatening America’s national security and energy independence.

Israel moves forward with the E1 settlement plan near Jerusalem, asserting national sovereignty amid international opposition that threatens American interests in Middle East stability.

Pakistan warns that Afghanistan under the Taliban is turning into a sanctuary for terrorists, including foreign militants from Syria, posing serious risks beyond its borders — a development that challenges U.S. and regional security.