Foreign Policy

The UK agrees to pay a significant sum settling claims over complicity in CIA torture, revealing alarming lapses in oversight and alliance accountability that undermine national sovereignty and security.

In a covert Vatican meeting, Pope Leo XIV aligns with Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado, underscoring how globalist institutions meddle in sovereign nations and complicate America’s national security interests.

Cuban President Díaz-Canel dismisses dialogue with Washington amid escalating tensions following U.S. actions in Venezuela and renewed sanctions—exposing the urgent need for America to stand firm in defending national sovereignty and regional stability.

As Iran teeters on the brink of collapse, Reza Pahlaví, heir to the deposed Shah, pledges not to reclaim power but to lead a united democratic transition—challenging the faltering Islamic regime and urging Western support.

As Canada pursues closer ties with China to reduce dependence on the U.S., it risks undermining its national sovereignty and economic security amid escalating global tensions.

As China escalates its regional power plays, Japan and South Korea are cautiously strengthening ties—yet historical wounds and wavering commitments risk undercutting a united front essential to America’s Indo-Pacific security strategy.

With Iran’s harsh crackdown escalating protests and death tolls, President Trump stands resolute, warning of unprecedented retaliation while pursuing cautious negotiations that protect U.S. sovereignty.

As unrest grips Iran with hundreds dead, President Trump reveals Iranian leaders have reached out for negotiations—but warns of potential swift U.S. military action to protect American interests.

While the Trump administration’s bold move to oust Nicolás Maduro signals a win for freedom, Venezuelan migrants in the U.S. grapple with uncertainty as Washington tightens immigration policies—highlighting a troubling disconnect between national security and humanitarian compassion.

President Trump signals reluctance to involve ExxonMobil in Venezuela’s unstable oil sector, highlighting the risks of foreign investments that jeopardize American economic and strategic security.