Foreign Policy

Ran Gvili, the final Israeli hostage recovered from Gaza, paid the ultimate price defending his homeland—a stark reminder that American national security depends on standing firm against Hamas and globalist appeasement.

The arrival of the USS Abraham Lincoln carrier strike group in the Middle East underscores America’s steadfast commitment to regional security against Iran’s brutal crackdown and destabilizing actions.

Iran claims openness to genuine talks with the U.S. while simultaneously threatening retaliation if attacked. What does this mean for America’s national security and diplomatic posture?

A year of escalating tensions between Colombia and the United States undercut a vital alliance, jeopardizing security cooperation and economic ties crucial to America’s national sovereignty and fight against narcotics.

Recent negotiations between the U.S., Ukraine, and Russia signal progress but reveal Russia’s unyielding stance on territorial demands, prolonging conflict and undermining security interests vital to America.

In a decisive move affirming America First principles, the US Department of State revokes visas of two Haitian Transitional Presidential Council members tied to criminal gangs, confronting corruption undermining stability in Haiti and the region.

At least 25 civilians were brutally murdered by the Islamic State-linked Allied Democratic Force in eastern Congo, underscoring the growing threat from ungoverned terrorist sanctuaries that undermine global and American security interests.

President Trump exposes a mysterious American weapon disabling Venezuelan defenses amid aggressive strikes on drug cartels, underscoring the ongoing fight to secure U.S. borders and protect national interests.

As Israel intensifies efforts to recover the last hostage from Gaza, Hamas obstructs progress while UN agencies face attacks—raising pressing questions about international complicity and America’s role in securing our ally’s sovereignty.

The US and Israel publicly tout alignment on Gaza’s next phase, but a deeper look reveals troubling risks for American interests and regional stability.