Foreign Policy

Three Ukrainian OSCE monitors remain imprisoned by Russian proxies over three years after their detention, exposing a glaring failure of international institutions to protect their own—and America’s—principles.

Despite mounting Democratic opposition and a humanitarian crisis in Gaza, the Senate refuses to block $675 million in bombs and 20,000 assault rifles sent to Israel — exposing a dangerous disconnect between U.S. policy and American values.

Canada’s announcement to recognize a Palestinian state at the UN General Assembly disregards Israel’s security challenges and rewards Hamas’ terror, threatening regional stability and weakening America’s allies.

As Canada pledges to recognize a Palestinian state despite Hamas’ ongoing terrorism, this symbolic gesture threatens America’s national security by empowering destabilizing forces and weakening Israel’s legitimate self-defense.

Malta’s decision to recognize a Palestinian state alongside France and Britain signals increased global pressure but risks destabilizing America’s efforts to secure lasting peace and protect its ally Israel.

Britain’s plan to recognize a Palestinian state unless Israel meets sweeping demands threatens to embolden hostile actors and weaken the vital U.S.-Israel alliance—raising serious questions about allies who prioritize globalist appeasement over national sovereignty and security.

The Trump administration’s sanctions on a UN investigator criticizing Israel expose a troubling use of U.S. power to silence dissent and protect allies, challenging America’s commitment to justice and national sovereignty.

Under Taliban rule, Afghanistan’s female tour guides and women-only tours show a curated glimpse of the country—but beneath this facade lie severe restrictions on women and a regime hostile to freedom that America must not ignore.

The United Nations exposes a devastating humanitarian crisis in Gaza, with over a third of its population going days without food amid stalled aid efforts and Israeli government denial.

In a troubling move, the Trump administration reportedly blocked Taiwanese President Lai Ching-te’s transit through the U.S., signaling a disturbing deference to China that threatens American principles of sovereignty and strategic clarity.