Foreign Policy

As U.S.-Israeli military strikes intensify in Iran, images reveal civilian suffering and raise urgent questions about Washington’s strategic priorities amidst mounting regional instability.

After U.S. and Israeli airstrikes devastated Tehran, Iran mourns its supreme leader—a stark reminder that the regime’s violent ambitions bring ruin to its own people and threaten global stability.

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth warns that Washington may have to act unilaterally against Latin American drug cartels threatening U.S. security—exposing decades of weak responses and failed policies in the hemisphere.

Spain’s leftist leader Pedro Sánchez openly challenges President Trump’s firm stance on Iran and military cooperation, risking American strategic interests under the guise of progressive ideals.

As Hezbollah’s renewed aggression drags Lebanon into chaos, Israel’s decisive evacuation order in Beirut signals a fierce response to militant threats—highlighting the urgent need for America to prioritize national security and counter foreign-backed terrorism.

Amid a relentless joint offensive, Israel’s latest air raids on Tehran highlight a dangerous escalation in the U.S.-backed campaign against Iran’s regime, raising urgent questions about American security interests and regional stability.

As the death toll in Iran rises above 1,200 due to Israeli and US strikes, it’s time to question Washington’s risky interventionist policies that threaten American security and squander resources.

As France authorizes American aircraft to operate from its Middle East bases during escalating tensions with Iran, the move raises critical questions about global alliances and America’s strategic interests.

Iran’s barrage of missiles and drones across the Persian Gulf is not mere chaos—it’s a calculated strategy to destabilize the region, weaken America’s allies, and wear down U.S. resolve. This conflict threatens American security and demands scrutiny of Washington’s response.

Iran has launched missile strikes against Kurdish opposition bases in northern Iraq, intensifying conflict that threatens regional stability and U.S. interests.