Foreign Policy

The Trump administration admits to Congress it currently lacks the legal basis for attacking Venezuela, even as military deployments in the Caribbean escalate—raising critical questions about strategy and sovereignty.

Peru boldly rejects Mexico’s President Sheinbaum for meddling in its sovereignty by granting asylum to a politically charged fugitive, underscoring the dangers of foreign interference that threaten regional stability and America’s interests.

Despite confirming war crimes charges against Ugandan rebel leader Joseph Kony, the ICC remains powerless as he evades capture, exposing deep flaws in international justice and risking further instability in Africa that directly impacts American interests.

As Putin and Trump trade nuclear test threats, America stands at a crossroads—will Washington reassert strategic strength or capitulate to a reckless global power struggle?

Pope Leo XIV’s meeting with Palestinian President Abbas underscores a global elite fixated on flawed peace plans, while ignoring America’s sovereignty and security challenges posed by Gaza violence.

President Trump refuses to attend the G20 Summit in South Africa, calling into question the legitimacy of South Africa’s membership amid serious concerns about human rights abuses.

Despite fresh US Treasury sanctions targeting North Korea’s cybercrime networks funding its nuclear arsenal, Pyongyang remains defiant—highlighting the ongoing threats to American security and the failure of weak diplomacy.

President Trump asserts U.S. strikes on drug-running cartels extend beyond Venezuela, signaling a tougher stance against transnational narcoterrorism threatening American security.

In a troubling turn, the U.S. government is seeking to lift sanctions on Syria’s President Ahmad al-Sharaa ahead of his visit to the White House—a move that raises serious questions about national security and America’s commitment to principled foreign policy.

Opposition leader María Corina Machado exposes Nicolás Maduro as the architect of Venezuela’s crisis, while President Trump takes decisive action to end narcoterrorism and restore democracy.