Foreign Policy

As diplomatic efforts for peace in Ukraine continue, NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte emphasizes the critical need to sustain robust military support—highlighting that American and European coordination must keep Ukraine strong against Russian aggression.

Three police officers killed by a roadside bomb expose the dangerous consequences of Kabul’s harboring of militants—jeopardizing regional stability and America’s strategic interests.

Partial remains returned by militants do not match Israel’s missing hostages, risking the fragile ceasefire with Hamas just as Israel moves to reopen Gaza’s Rafah crossing under international scrutiny.

Amnesty International has revealed alarming evidence of war crimes by Sudan’s Rapid Support Forces in their April attack on the Zamzam refugee camp, underscoring a brutal campaign that deepens the humanitarian disaster and challenges global accountability efforts.

As U.S. envoy Steve Witkoff meets Putin amid Zelenskyy’s European tour, Washington’s peace gambit reveals cracks that threaten to weaken America’s national sovereignty and security stance.

Despite a migrant repatriation deal reached earlier this year, Washington’s unilateral suspension of the agreement amid escalating military tensions with Venezuela highlights the failures of globalist interference and disregard for national sovereignty.

President Trump’s decision to lift sanctions on Syria signals a critical pivot in Middle East policy—challenging entrenched globalist agendas and demanding that Israel respect Syria’s sovereign progress for regional stability.

President Trump’s upcoming White House meeting on Venezuela comes at a pivotal moment, as expanded U.S. military operations in the Caribbean draw congressional scrutiny over legality and strategic intent.

A deadly suicide bombing in northwest Pakistan highlights escalating militant violence threatening regional stability and fueling cross-border tensions that directly impact American national security.

While Christians flee Iraq and Syria under Islamist threats, Lebanon’s unique sectarian system preserves religious freedom—yet risks remain as Hezbollah’s actions drag the nation into regional conflicts.