Foreign Policy

Russia’s use of the new Oreshnik intermediate-range ballistic missile to strike residential Kyiv lays bare the urgent need for stronger America First policies on national security and foreign aggression.

Nickolay Mladenov, appointed by President Trump to lead the Gaza Board of Peace, brings extensive Middle East experience—but will this international body effectively protect American interests and regional stability?

Despite fragile ceasefire agreements, Israeli strikes continue to claim lives in Gaza, exposing the limitations of President Trump’s proposed Board of Peace and raising questions about America’s role in Middle East stability.

Behind the scenes, Marco Rubio has become the steady force quarterbacking President Trump’s foreign policy on Venezuela, transforming bold rhetoric into a calculated strategy that defends American sovereignty and counters communist influence in our hemisphere.

The White House credits President Trump’s firm stance for securing the release of political prisoners in Venezuela, underscoring a strategic victory for American influence and national security in Latin America.

Between January 2024 and July 2025, Israel’s military saw 279 suicide attempts among soldiers during its ongoing Gaza conflict, spotlighting a troubling crisis of morale and leadership amidst perpetual warfare.

As Russia continues its brutal assault on Ukraine’s civilian infrastructure, drone strikes have plunged over a million Ukrainians into darkness—highlighting Moscow’s disregard for human life and the urgent need for decisive American leadership.

As Denmark engages in talks with the U.S. over Greenland, the strategic imperative is clear: America must not rely on distant allies alone to safeguard a critical Arctic asset vital to national security.

Despite strides in disrupting al-Shabab attacks in Somalia’s capital, persistent threats and shifting militant tactics expose the limits of current efforts—raising urgent questions about Washington’s role and America’s national security interests.

Gustavo Petro’s call for talks with Venezuela and the U.S. masks a deeper regional instability worsened by American meddling—threatening both Colombia’s and America’s security interests.