Foreign Policy

The Trump administration’s lethal strikes against vessels in international waters heighten concerns over unchecked military aggression and the erosion of national sovereignty near America’s borders.

President Trump claims credit for halting conflict between Cambodia and Thailand by leveraging tariffs and diplomacy. But does this temporary ceasefire mask deeper unresolved tensions that risk renewed violence—and what does this mean for America’s interests abroad?

As the White House rolls out an opulent welcome for Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, serious questions arise about overlooking unresolved actions linked to his leadership. What message does this send about America’s commitment to accountability and sovereignty?

Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum dismisses the idea of US military intervention on Mexican soil, highlighting sovereignty and cooperation. Yet, with cartel influence reportedly overpowering local forces, does Mexico’s approach truly serve American and regional security interests?

As Sudan teeters on the brink of genocide with mounting atrocities in Al Fasher, global institutions stall while regional instability threatens American security and economic interests.

Under the guise of combating narcotics, the U.S. has launched ‘Operation Southern Spear’ in the Caribbean, deploying unprecedented military force that threatens regional stability and overstretches American resources.

As Jordan’s King Abdullah II and Indonesia’s President Prabowo Subianto deepen military cooperation and economic ties, the moves highlight shifting alliances in Muslim-majority nations with direct implications for American strategic interests.

In a bold move escalating tensions, Iran seized a commercial oil tanker in the strategic Strait of Hormuz, challenging international maritime freedom and risking vital energy flows to America and its allies.

As Russia launches devastating attacks on Kyiv, the world watches while key allies falter—threatening not only Ukraine’s sovereignty but also America’s national security interests.

Ex-US envoy Elliott Abrams insists that President Trump must intensify efforts against Maduro’s regime, emphasizing that true success means the end of chavismo to protect U.S. interests and regional stability.