Foreign Policy

As Russia warns that sending Tomahawk missiles to Ukraine could ‘end badly for all,’ the Biden administration’s reckless escalation threatens American security and regional stability.

Violent confrontations between Afghan and Pakistani forces have led to a prolonged border closure, exposing serious security lapses and the urgent need for America First policies that protect national sovereignty and regional stability.

President Trump’s swift visit to Israel underscores America’s unwavering commitment to national sovereignty and securing its allies, as Hamas releases hostages amid ongoing regional turmoil.

President Trump claims victory in brokering a ceasefire between Israel and Hamas, but is this fragile deal truly the dawn of lasting peace or just another temporary pause in a long-standing conflict that threatens American interests?

A visual journey through conflict and unrest from Israel to Ukraine reveals the dangerous global instability that threatens American security and sovereignty.

As Israel prepares to welcome its last hostages from Gaza amid a fragile ceasefire, serious questions remain about Hamas’ future and the broader regional impact on U.S. security.

Former President Trump warns of escalating military aid to Ukraine, including long-range Tomahawk missiles, pressing for a resolution to Russia’s aggression—highlighting failures in current U.S. policy and the urgent need to prioritize American strategic interests.

Mozambique’s Banhine National Park, once ravaged by war and poaching, is undergoing a massive wildlife restoration—but what does this mean for America’s interest in global stability and border security?

As ceasefire terms take effect, the controversial Gaza Humanitarian Foundation food sites backed by the U.S. and Israel are shutting down amid deadly crowd control clashes. What does this signal about America’s approach to humanitarian aid and national security in the region?

As world leaders gather in Egypt to sign a US-backed Gaza peace plan, critical questions remain about its enforceability and implications for American interests in Middle East stability.