Foreign Policy

The UK government’s plan to recognize the State of Palestine unless Israel meets demanding conditions dangerously rewards Hamas and destabilizes a fragile region critical to U.S. interests.

Venezuelan exiles urge President Trump to capture Nicolás Maduro and over 400 corrupt officials linked to the Cartel of the Suns, designated a terrorist network by the U.S., demanding stronger actions to protect American interests and regional stability.

As Prime Minister Starmer pressures Israel with a recognition ultimatum for Palestine, this move threatens to destabilize the region further, weaken an essential U.S. ally, and embolden hostile actors undermining peace.

As the UN pushes a new plan to repatriate Syrian refugees from Lebanon, serious questions arise about Syria’s stability and implications for American sovereignty and border security.

The Taliban’s push to export Afghan workers to Gulf states is a desperate attempt to cover up an economic meltdown fueled by failed governance and Western disengagement.

Support for Israel’s military action in Gaza among Americans has dropped significantly, exposing deep partisan divides and raising pressing questions about U.S. foreign policy priorities amid a volatile Middle East conflict.

As Gaza faces a mounting humanitarian disaster, Senate Democrats pressure the Trump administration to expand aid through a flawed program. But with ongoing national security challenges, how should America balance foreign concerns with protecting its own people?

As Gaza faces a catastrophic food crisis described as a ‘worst-case famine,’ international experts warn of widespread death without urgent intervention, exposing the deadly consequences of prolonged blockades and military strategies that undermine human dignity and stability.

In a firm stand for national sovereignty and strategic partnership, the Trump administration signals intent to ease visa restrictions for Argentina, reinforcing ties with President Javier Milei’s reformist government while maintaining strong border security.

President Trump acknowledges possible Gaza ceasefire and highlights humanitarian crisis, while exposing how Hamas manipulates aid amid flawed international negotiations.