Foreign Policy

As Iran plunges into violent nationwide protests reminiscent of its 1979 Islamic Revolution, the specter of regional destabilization looms large—posing direct challenges to American national security and sovereignty.

Washington rushes to reveal the so-called ‘Peace Board’ overseeing Gaza, but is this another globalist overreach threatening U.S. national interests and genuine Middle East stability?

The UK government escalates its travel advisory on Israel citing rising regional instability, while Iran’s threat to U.S. forces signals a dangerous escalation threatening American security interests.

President Trump’s undisclosed conversation with Venezuelan interim leader Delcy Rodríguez reveals risky engagement on oil, minerals, and security—threatening America’s strategic interests and sovereignty.

As Iran urges President Trump to avoid military strikes and pursue diplomacy, the reality on the ground reveals a regime escalating violence at home and threatening U.S. national security interests abroad.

The US has begun pulling forces from its largest Middle East base in Qatar amidst escalating tensions with Iran, raising urgent questions about America’s strategic posture and regional stability.

As Haiti descends further into chaos under notorious gang leader Barbecue, international forces struggle to restore order—raising urgent questions about sovereignty, security, and America’s role in regional stability.

While President Trump asserts that Iran has stopped executions of protesters, Tehran’s own officials boast about swift trials and executions ahead — exposing a stark disconnect that demands scrutiny.

A newly released Justice Department memo exposes how the Trump administration bypassed Congress to authorize a risky military move against Venezuela’s Maduro, raising urgent questions about presidential overreach and unchecked foreign intervention.

Russian President Putin and Brazilian leader Lula push for Venezuelan sovereignty in talks that sideline U.S. influence, posing questions about Washington’s strategy in Latin America.