Foreign Policy

Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro claims the U.S. harbors terrorists plotting against the American embassy in Caracas, yet refuses to acknowledge the true threat his regime poses to U.S. security and regional stability.

As Pope Leo XIV embarks on his first foreign trip to Turkey and Lebanon, questions arise over the Vatican’s ambiguous messaging amid escalating Middle East violence and the fragile state of Christian communities crucial to regional stability.

President Trump vows to leverage U.S. power to enforce his Gaza peace plan, but will it protect American interests or entangle the nation further in Middle East conflicts?

The U.S. Embassy in Colombia alerts American citizens to avoid mass protests amid growing tensions in Bogotá over pro-Palestinian demonstrations marking Hamas attacks’ anniversary, spotlighting ongoing global unrest that indirectly threatens U.S. interests.

As Russia openly hosts the Taliban and warns against any foreign military presence, America faces a critical test of national sovereignty and global leadership.

As al-Qaida-affiliated militants enforce a crippling fuel blockade on Bamako, Mali’s fragile economy and security unravel—highlighting the dangerous vacuum left by ineffective global interventions and corrupt regimes.

As Russia claws its way through Donetsk, this region is less a final prize than a launchpad for Moscow’s broader ambitions, threatening Ukraine’s sovereignty and America’s security alike. How long will Washington tolerate this direct challenge to freedom?

Since the Gaza conflict began, Washington has funneled at least $21.7 billion in military aid to Israel—raising critical questions about accountability, American interests, and the future of U.S. engagement in the Middle East.

China’s Premier Li Qiang leads a major delegation to North Korea amidst growing ties with Russia—exposing America to heightened strategic risks.

Kim Jong-un publicly hails Vladimir Putin as his ‘closest comrade,’ signaling a deepening alliance that threatens American interests and global stability.