Foreign Policy

President Trump’s authorization to sell advanced F-35 jets and designate Saudi Arabia a top non-NATO ally raises critical questions about safeguarding American interests amid geopolitical complexities.

Despite unauthorized talks backed by Trump-era CIA plans, Washington refused Nicolás Maduro’s offer to step down after two years—signaling a firm stance against prolonged Venezuelan dictatorship and narcotrafficking threats near U.S. borders.

An Israeli airstrike on Ain el Helu, the largest Palestinian refugee camp in Lebanon, killed at least 13 and wounded many amid ongoing regional conflict. This attack raises urgent questions about escalating violence on America’s doorstep and the risks it poses to U.S. interests.

Josep Borrell calls the UN Security Council’s Gaza resolution, influenced by Trump’s plan, a deeply flawed compromise—highlighting Europe’s political paralysis as Israel’s government refuses to recognize Palestinian rights.

President Trump’s White House meeting with Saudi Crown Prince Mohammad bin Salman showcased grand gestures and promises of massive investments—but beneath the spectacle lies troubling concessions that threaten American security and values.

Israel’s precise airstrike on a Hamas training site in Lebanon highlights the ongoing threat to American ally Israel and the urgent need for vigilance against terror networks operating beyond Gaza.

As President Trump threatens military action against drug cartels, Mexico’s government firmly rejects any US troop deployment on its soil — revealing tensions behind Washington’s aggressive rhetoric and raising questions on sovereignty and effective border security.

Following the UN Security Council’s endorsement of a resolution rooted in President Trump’s Gaza plan, Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu asserts this approach will bring lasting peace through disarmament and demilitarization, confronting radical threats.

More than 13,000 Palestinian families face worsening humanitarian disaster as UN reveals severe shortages of aid amid Israeli restrictions—highlighting the urgent need for America to demand effective relief without rewarding hostage diplomacy.

North Korea warns that South Korea’s authorized nuclear-powered submarines will trigger a nuclear arms race, revealing the risks of the recent US-Seoul security agreements and exposing failed diplomacy.