Foreign Policy

President Trump signals openness to dialogue with Nicolás Maduro amid rising tensions in the Caribbean, spotlighting the complex challenge of safeguarding American interests while confronting Venezuelan instability.

Israel officially confirms the return of hostage Dror Or’s body by Hamas after over two years in captivity—a somber reminder of the ongoing threat posed by terrorist groups exploiting ceasefires while American interests demand vigilance.

Hamas insists on keeping light weapons temporarily despite U.S. peace initiatives, risking ongoing instability in Gaza and undermining American-led diplomatic efforts.

As U.S. envoy Steve Witkoff prepares to visit Moscow amid rising diplomatic activity, the Kremlin admits no formal peace negotiations have occurred—revealing confusion and a lack of transparency that threatens America’s strategic interests in ending the Ukraine conflict.

A leaked transcript exposes how President Trump’s special envoy advised a top Putin aide on framing peace talks, raising urgent questions about loyalty and the true direction of U.S. policy toward Ukraine amidst mounting global instability.

As top Pentagon officials ramp up military actions against drug trafficking in the Caribbean, questions arise about the true cost and strategic wisdom behind escalating pressure on Venezuela and regional allies.

President Daniel Noboa’s undisclosed trip to the U.S. amid national security concerns highlights troubling secrecy, leaving Americans and regional partners in the dark about crucial strategic alliances.

The latest U.S.-backed peace proposal for Ukraine raises serious concerns as it leans heavily toward Russia’s demands, potentially undermining American-led efforts to preserve national sovereignty and deter aggression in Europe’s most dangerous conflict since WWII.

Kirill Dmitriev, a sanctioned Russian oligarch with deep Kremlin ties and business dealings in the West, is stepping into the diplomatic spotlight—raising urgent questions about Russia’s true intentions in Ukraine peace talks.

Japan’s new prime minister challenges China’s aggression over Taiwan, revealing cracks in the US-China détente and underscoring America’s need to uphold a clear ‘America First’ policy on Asia security.