Foreign Policy

U.S. diplomat Tom Barrack’s ‘animalistic’ comment towards Lebanese reporters highlights the disconnect between Washington’s diplomatic posture and respect for sovereign nations amidst volatile Middle East dynamics.

As the HMS Prince of Wales docks in Tokyo for the first time, Japan and the UK cement a military partnership aimed at countering regional threats—a development with direct implications for American national security.

NATO members are finally meeting outdated defense spending targets amid pressure sparked by Russia’s aggression and America’s insistence on fair burden-sharing—yet only three meet new ambitious benchmarks, raising questions about Europe’s true commitment to collective security and its impact on U.S. taxpayers.

Weeks after sectarian violence devastated southern Syria, the reopening of the Damascus-Sweida highway allows vital aid convoys to reach besieged communities. Yet with government forces restricting access and civilians suffering shortages, how long will U.S. policymakers overlook this unfolding crisis that threatens regional stability and American interests?

A brutal overnight missile and drone attack by Russia on Ukraine’s capital has taken the lives of 12 civilians, including three minors, underscoring Moscow’s blatant disregard for innocent life and international norms.

Kim Jong Un’s rare foreign trips reveal a pattern of strategic alignments with China and Russia, spotlighting the urgent need for America First policies to counter growing threats.

Tony Blair and Jared Kushner met with President Trump in the White House to discuss Gaza’s postwar future. But will their plans prioritize America’s security and sovereignty—or entangle us deeper in a foreign conflict?

As Venezuela and Brazil condemn U.S. military maneuvers near Latin America, this report scrutinizes Washington’s aggressive posture that endangers regional peace and undermines America’s own security priorities.

In a stunning display of isolationism, the U.S. boycotted a unanimous UN Security Council appeal highlighting the Gaza famine and demanding unimpeded humanitarian aid and a ceasefire—raising urgent questions about America’s global leadership and moral compass.

The U.S. military recently unveiled images of Marines conducting exercises near Venezuela, a move cloaked in drug interdiction rhetoric but serving broader geopolitical aims that Washington refuses to fully disclose.