Foreign Policy

Iran’s installation of a new supreme leader amid escalating attacks highlights Tehran’s dangerous disregard for regional peace, pushing oil prices higher and dragging the U.S. deeper into conflict with mounting casualties.

While the US juggles a growing war in the Middle East, massive drills with South Korea risk provoking North Korea and stretching American military resources thin — exposing dangerous gaps in national security.

Iran’s Assembly of Experts appoints Mojtaba Jameneí, son of the late Ali Khamenei, as supreme leader, continuing a dynastic autocracy that endangers Middle East stability and U.S. interests.

A retired Lebanese officer vanishes under suspicious circumstances, pointing to a covert Israeli abduction linked to decades-old intelligence quests. This operation led to deadly conflict, exposing the ongoing costs of shadow wars near America’s ally.

Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu warns Iran and Hezbollah of devastating consequences as Israel escalates its military campaign, reshaping Middle Eastern power dynamics with strong U.S. backing.

The Israeli bombardment of Lebanon has claimed nearly 400 lives, including dozens of children, exposing the lethal consequences of globalist indifference to our region’s security interests.

In Mexico City, pro-Iranian activists staged a politically charged protest outside the U.S. Embassy, burning a figure representing Baal to denounce American and Israeli policies—raising urgent questions about foreign influence and America’s strategic interests.

China’s top diplomat doubles down on threats against Taiwan, pushing the world to confront Beijing’s aggressive ambitions that directly endanger American interests and regional stability.

Iran’s missile strikes on U.S. bases in Kuwait and Bahrain mark a dangerous escalation that threatens American interests and regional security, while Israel’s precise counterattacks aim to dismantle Tehran’s aggressive network in Lebanon and Iran itself.

Despite escalating conflict and foreign strikes on Iran, most Iranians are not abandoning their homeland — highlighting economic hardship and national resilience amid geopolitical turmoil that directly impacts American interests.