Foreign Policy

As Israeli settler violence surges to record levels, Prime Minister Netanyahu convenes security officials amid growing international pressure, exposing the dangerous influence of far-right factions within his government and raising urgent questions about America’s role in Middle East peace.

Under President Trump, U.S. diplomatic missions will now document and expose foreign governments that fund or promote abortion, euthanasia, gender transition for minors, and divisive diversity policies—holding them accountable on the world stage.

Keith Kellogg, Trump’s veteran envoy to Ukraine, is stepping down as a contentious peace plan that demands Kyiv’s concessions to Russia unfolds—raising urgent questions about America’s strategic priorities and sovereignty.

Sanctions targeting Russia’s oil giants Rosneft and Lukoil are pressuring Moscow’s funding for its Ukraine war, but Washington must push harder to protect American interests.

A Florida retiree imprisoned in Saudi Arabia for criticizing the crown prince was only freed after the Trump administration’s high-profile embrace of Riyadh, revealing troubling compromises on American values and sovereignty.

Iran’s formal termination of its cooperation agreement with the IAEA reveals a troubling disregard for transparency, emboldening nuclear ambitions that jeopardize regional stability and America’s national security interests.

A high-level Pentagon visit to Kiev coincides with alarming reports of secret US-Russia peace talks that could betray Ukraine and weaken America’s position against Kremlin aggression.

Japan’s call for multi-level dialogue with China amid tensions over Taiwan reveals a precarious balancing act that risks undermining American strategic interests in the Indo-Pacific.

Pakistan’s intensified military operations against Taliban militants near the Afghan border reveal ongoing regional instability that undermines American security and challenges our allies.

Human Rights Watch labels Israeli military actions displacing 32,000 Palestinians as war crimes—yet this narrative demands deeper examination amid the ongoing security threats that directly impact American interests and regional stability.