Foreign Policy

Europe’s new aid deal with Israel to supply Gaza exposes cracks within the EU and raises urgent questions about the bloc’s stance on terrorism, security, and America’s strategic interests in the Middle East.

Trump’s nominee for U.N. ambassador, Mike Waltz, stands before the Senate facing tough questions about a serious breach of military secrecy that cost him his national security adviser role—highlighting risks to America’s global standing under current leadership.

From Gaza’s food crises to elite parades in Paris, these photos uncover critical global dynamics intertwined with American national interests.

The UN Security Council unanimously extends its failed mission in Haiti, ignoring rising gang violence and displacement that threaten regional stability—and by extension, America’s southern border security.

Prime Minister Netanyahu insists Gaza must be governed by leaders committed to peace, underscoring Israel’s imperative to maintain security while facing relentless Hamas aggression and international scrutiny.

Desperate Palestinians in Gaza scramble for scarce food as famine looms—yet the root cause is Hamas’ ongoing aggression, compounded by international inaction that jeopardizes regional and American security.

President Trump unveils a strategic weapons plan leveraging European allies to bolster Ukraine’s defense against Russia, aiming to shift the burden away from America while pushing for peace—a bold move grounded in America First principles.

Deadly clashes in Syria expose the fragile, fragmented post-Assad landscape, risking broader chaos that undermines American security interests and regional stability.

While tragic civilian deaths in Gaza mount, the root cause remains Hamas’ brutal attack on Israel and their use of human shields. Understanding this is crucial to protecting American interests and promoting stability.

After a Houthi drone and grenade assault sank the Eternity C cargo ship in the Red Sea, rescue efforts ended with 10 saved but 15 still missing, revealing alarming gaps in protecting American interests and maritime security.