Foreign Policy

Venezuela’s demand for a UN emergency session on US military actions reveals the ongoing struggle between national sovereignty and foreign interference, underscoring America’s commitment to security amid hostile regimes.

Israel’s government has endorsed a peace deal with Hamas involving hostage releases and troop withdrawals. But is this agreement compromising national sovereignty and security under pressure from globalist actors?

As Washington commits around 200 troops to support a Gaza ceasefire, serious questions arise about America’s role and strategic interests amid ongoing Middle East instability.

France urges an international security force to train Palestinian forces in Gaza, but European reluctance and vague commitments highlight the risks of another ineffective global intervention that could undermine America’s interests.

Amid escalating gang control threatening national sovereignty, Haiti’s leaders face violent backlash trying to reclaim their capital. This chaos exposes the failure of international interventions and the urgent need for America First policies that prioritize border security and regional stability.

As Donald Trump claims progress toward ending the Gaza conflict, critical questions remain on whether this deal serves America’s long-term interests or simply masks deeper regional instability.

Despite sanctions on Venezuela, the U.S. has permitted Trinidad and Tobago to negotiate a gas project with Maduro’s regime under strict conditions—raising questions about energy security and geopolitical risks for America.

When Washington and its allies faltered, President Trump’s refusal to accept partial answers triggered a breakthrough in the Gaza conflict, proving America-first leadership delivers peace and security.

The United Nations has stockpiled 170,000 metric tons of humanitarian aid ready for Gaza, but Israeli permission remains the bottleneck — raising urgent questions about priorities in a region critical to U.S. security interests.

President Trump announces a historic trip to Egypt to formalize a Gaza ceasefire deal between Israel and Hamas, but the looming questions of durability and American interests remain unanswered.