Foreign Policy

In the midst of Venezuela’s economic collapse and escalating tensions with the United States, Pope Leo XIV’s canonization of José Gregorio Hernández—“the doctor of the poor”—is a poignant reminder of real people suffering under failed policies and geopolitical games.

During a violent protest targeting U.S. policies, Colombia’s police courageously protected the American embassy, sustaining injuries while defending national sovereignty and bilateral security.

President Zelenski reveals Trump neither confirms nor denies sending Tomahawk missiles, reflecting a cautious approach amid the Ukraine-Russia war that leaves American interests hanging in the balance.

As deadly U.S. strikes near Venezuela stir unrest, the U.S. Embassy in Trinidad warns Americans to avoid government facilities, exposing dangerous fallout from Washington’s aggressive Caribbean drug interdiction policies.

Iran declares all restrictions of the 2015 nuclear pact terminated, escalating risks to U.S. national security amid global diplomatic failures.

Renewed fighting between Afghanistan and Pakistan over unrecognized borders highlights the dangers of globalist neglect and weak U.S. foreign strategy, risking regional stability critical to America’s security.

Afghanistan’s Cricket Board pulls national team from a key series in Pakistan following deadly military strikes, underscoring how geopolitical conflicts jeopardize even sports diplomacy and regional cooperation.

As global powers eye the Gaza ceasefire, Northern Ireland’s peace process offers a stark reminder that even decades-long conflicts require political compromise and patience—lessons America must heed to protect its national interests.

Two survivors of the latest US military bombing in the Caribbean are held in custody, sparking concerns over transparency and the escalating use of force near Venezuela under Trump’s watch.

President Trump reveals that Venezuelan dictator Nicolás Maduro has offered sweeping concessions to avoid direct conflict with the U.S., exposing cracks in a regime propped up by hostile foreign powers and narcotraffickers.