Foreign Policy

As Trump meets Putin in Alaska, his conflicted stance risks undermining U.S. support for Ukraine and emboldening Russian aggression—raising urgent questions about America’s national security and sovereignty.

In a decisive move against international drug trafficking, the US has confiscated $700 million in assets from Venezuelan dictator Nicolás Maduro, exposing the deep criminal networks threatening American sovereignty.

As President Trump seeks a ceasefire with Russia in Alaska, Ukraine’s allies led by France, the UK, and Germany demand harsher sanctions if Vladimir Putin refuses to halt aggression—highlighting the urgent need for America-first leadership in global security.

The U.S. State Department imposes visa bans on select African and Grenadian officials supporting Cuba’s exploitative medical missions, exposing a corrupt network that undermines freedom and exploits vulnerable doctors.

The Taliban’s latest attempt to export unemployed Afghans to Qatar underscores a failing economy and raises questions about regional stability — with direct consequences for America’s security and border control.

President Trump will meet Vladimir Putin at a critical Alaska military base once pivotal against Soviet threats, raising urgent questions about America’s strategy on Ukraine and national sovereignty.

Germany and its Western allies are escalating military aid to Ukraine with a $500 million package delivered through a new NATO supply corridor, raising critical questions about the long-term implications for U.S. taxpayers and national security.

Vladimir Putin’s first visit to a Western country since invading Ukraine exposes the Kremlin’s tactics to avoid accountability and challenge America’s leadership.

As Iran edges nearer to weapons-grade uranium, Britain, France, and Germany threaten to reimpose UN sanctions in a last-ditch effort to curb Tehran’s nuclear ambitions—raising urgent questions about Western resolve and America’s strategic interests.

After a dangerous Chinese naval collision near the disputed Scarborough Shoal, the United States deployed two warships to assert freedom of navigation and support its treaty ally, the Philippines, challenging Beijing’s aggressive tactics in contested waters.