Foreign Policy

Israeli strikes in Gaza kill civilians amid a declared famine, highlighting the devastating human cost of ongoing conflict fueled by Hamas aggression and faltering international responses.

As Russia launches relentless attacks on Zaporiya and other Ukrainian regions, the true cost of globalist inertia becomes clear—America must reassess its stance to protect freedom and sovereignty.

Venezuela’s government doubles down on hostile rhetoric while U.S. military presence in the Caribbean aims to curb drug trafficking, underscoring ongoing tensions that jeopardize regional stability and American security interests.

Paraguay has declared the Cartel of the Suns, tied directly to Nicolás Maduro’s regime, a terrorist organization—aligning with America’s fight against transnational crime and securing regional stability.

Ukrainian President Zelenski demands NATO-level defense guarantees amid ongoing conflict, exposing troubling uncertainties about Western resolve and America’s role in standing up to Russian aggression.

As famine takes hold in Gaza City, the tangled realities of security, sovereignty, and aid restrictions underscore a crisis with far-reaching implications for America’s strategic interests.

The Integrated Food Security Phase Classification has officially declared famine in Gaza City, exposing the catastrophic humanitarian crisis caused by ongoing conflict and humanitarian restrictions—raising urgent questions about U.S. foreign policy and national security.

As famine grips Gaza City, international silence and political posturing fuel a humanitarian disaster with implications that reach far beyond the Middle East, threatening regional stability and America’s strategic interests.

Israel’s Defense Minister warns that failure by Hamas to accept Israel’s ceasefire conditions will lead to the full-scale destruction of Gaza City, raising urgent questions about civilian safety and regional stability.

Decades of diplomatic stumbles and weak enforcement have allowed Iran’s nuclear program to inch dangerously close to weapons-grade levels, threatening regional stability and American security alike.