Foreign Policy

As Israel bulldozes the UN agency headquarters accused of ties to Hamas, it highlights the urgent need for America to prioritize national security over globalist appeasement.

The Venezuelan National Assembly’s decision to declare Cuban militants killed in a January US raid as ‘heroes’ reveals a troubling alliance that undermines regional security and disrespects American sovereignty.

Devastating floods in Mozambique have displaced over 300,000 people, revealing international aid shortcomings amid worsening climate disasters. As foreign crises escalate, how long will Washington neglect securing America’s borders and strengthening national sovereignty?

As internal turmoil rocks Iran’s regime, the risk of nuclear material falling into dangerous hands grows. The U.S. must confront this escalating threat to protect national security and uphold global stability.

An American citizen receives a five-year sentence in Russia for alleged arms violations, underscoring the perilous state of U.S.-Russia relations and the consequences of ignoring national sovereignty.

As President Trump’s Board of Peace seeks to impose a new Gaza plan without Israeli consent, questions arise about Washington’s disregard for sovereign allies and the risks posed by empowering globalist actors over national interests.

Four armed men crossing from Afghanistan into Tajikistan were killed by border guards, highlighting the persistent security challenges stemming from Kabul’s failure to control its own territory under Taliban rule.

President Trump’s call to take control of Greenland highlights longstanding NATO failures to secure northern frontiers against Russia—raising urgent questions about America’s leadership and national sovereignty.

Cuba escalates military readiness by approving ‘State of War’ measures amid fallout from U.S. actions in Venezuela, exposing regional instability that demands vigilant American response.

A new committee of Palestinian technocrats, backed by international players including Trump allies, aims to administer Gaza—but their authority is limited under globalist oversight. What does this mean for America’s interests and regional stability?