Foreign Policy

As hunger edges toward catastrophe in Cameroon, the World Food Program warns that severe funding shortfalls—exacerbated by America’s retreat from foreign aid—threaten millions. How long can Washington ignore the human cost of defunding critical humanitarian missions?

Despite a fragile ceasefire brokered in October, Pakistani and Afghan forces clashed again on the border—revealing the ongoing failure of peace efforts and escalating risks for regional security vital to American interests.

A proposed international body to govern Gaza under a U.S.-brokered ceasefire threatens to bypass Palestinian voices and compromise regional stability, raising serious questions about America’s role and national interests.

The Trump administration’s national security report starkly warns that Europe’s unchecked migration policies and loss of sovereignty threaten its very civilization—and by extension, U.S. strategic interests.

With UNIFIL’s withdrawal imminent, Lebanon requests a successor force to guard its volatile Israel border—a move highlighting ongoing instability and the failures of global peacekeeping amid Hezbollah’s aggression.

President Trump’s latest national security strategy boldly critiques faltering European allies while asserting a renewed America First approach to safeguard U.S. interests and regional dominance.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi tells Putin India is not neutral in the Ukraine conflict, yet New Delhi continues deepening ties with Moscow despite Western sanctions—raising questions about true allegiance and geopolitical strategy.

A bulk carrier was attacked twice by suspected pirates in the vital Bab el-Mandeb Strait, revealing the ongoing security vacuum that threatens global trade and underscores the failures of regional governance.

In a high-profile ceremony, Presidents Tshisekedi and Kagame signed a peace deal brokered by President Trump — but decades of violence and rebel activity raise serious questions about its durability and American interests.

Venezuela’s foreign minister denounces sanctions as ‘military threats’ amid U.S. naval presence in the Caribbean—while Caracas continues to undermine regional peace and challenges American sovereignty.