Foreign Policy

While the UK hands over sovereignty of the vital Chagos archipelago to Mauritius, former President Trump warns this move endangers U.S. military dominance in the Indian Ocean — exposing a dangerous globalist misstep that undermines American security.

President Trump announces a controversial ‘Peace Board’ to rival the UN, consolidating veto power and demanding massive funding from allies—raising questions about America’s true commitment to global stability.

President Trump’s bold plan to annex Greenland reveals a clash of national sovereignty and global diplomacy, exposing European resistance and America’s strategic stakes in the Arctic.

As the UN demands Israel halt demolition of UNRWA facilities, Americans must ask: How does this interference impact our ally’s right to secure its own borders and fight terrorism?

Togo’s extradition of Burkina Faso’s ousted junta leader underscores ongoing chaos in West Africa, exposing the failure of weak governments to secure their nations and the risks posed by repeated military coups.

Russia’s foreign minister claims President Trump’s Greenland initiative deepens NATO’s crisis, revealing fractures within the alliance that threaten American national security and sovereignty.

As Iran’s crackdown on protesters escalates, Tehran issues fiery threats following President Trump’s calls for regime change. What does this mean for America’s national security and the fight for freedom in the Middle East?

Text messages from France’s Emmanuel Macron and NATO’s leader to President Trump uncover a complex dance of diplomacy masking deeper geopolitical struggles that impact America’s sovereignty and strategic interests.

President Trump calls Britain’s decision to cede the Chagos Islands a ‘great stupidity,’ linking it to America’s urgent need to secure Greenland against global adversaries.

Despite mounting security concerns and multiple warnings, the UK government has approved a sprawling new Chinese embassy in London—raising serious questions about protecting national sovereignty against foreign espionage.