Foreign Policy

The U.S. has deployed ten F-35 fighters to Puerto Rico under the guise of fighting drug cartels, raising questions about escalating military tensions with Venezuela and the true priorities for American security.

Despite a track record of flagrant corruption, the Trump administration plans to grant a sanctions waiver to Equatorial Guinea’s vice president, raising troubling questions about America’s commitment to national sovereignty and anti-corruption efforts in the face of Chinese encroachment.

New Associated Press findings raise serious doubts about Israel’s justification and method in the Gaza hospital strike that killed 22, including journalists—exposing potential violations of international law and military ethics.

Kim Jong Un’s confident display alongside Xi Jinping and Vladimir Putin exposes a troubling rise of hostile powers forging alliances that threaten American sovereignty and security.

Ukrainian President Zelenski urges the West to activate security guarantees now, exposing the cracks in European unity and the grave risks of delayed action while Russia threatens escalation.

The recent deadly U.S. strike against a drug-running vessel from Venezuela highlights Marco Rubio’s longstanding, aggressive stance toward Maduro’s regime—a policy choice with significant implications for American sovereignty and regional stability.

The White House defends the deadly strike on a Venezuelan boat alleged to be trafficking drugs, citing national defense and wartime law. But in reality, this aggressive action risks overreach under shaky legal grounds and blurs the lines between law enforcement and military aggression.

As Iran-backed Houthis escalate missile strikes in the Red Sea, targeting ships amid ongoing Israel-Hamas conflict, critical questions arise over U.S. strategy to safeguard vital maritime routes and uphold American sovereignty.

In a tense diplomatic move, Iran downgraded relations with Australia following the expulsion of its ambassador over alleged arson attacks. But what does this mean for America’s security and global stability?

In a carefully choreographed display, Xi Jinping welcomed North Korea’s Kim Jong-un for his fifth official visit, showcasing a new axis of authoritarian power amid rising tensions with the West. This encounter underscores the urgent need for America to reassess its geopolitical strategy and protect national sovereignty.