Foreign Policy

North Korea boldly reasserts its nuclear weapons stance at the UN, exposing Washington’s ongoing challenge in protecting American interests and maintaining stability on the Korean Peninsula.

Trump’s new Gaza ceasefire plan proposes a controversial shift in governance that risks Israel’s security and undermines American strategic goals—will Washington protect our ally or bow to globalist pressure?

While foreign aid freezes raise eyebrows, the US persists in funding Cambodia’s demining—yet strategic concerns around China’s influence and border conflicts demand scrutiny of where American dollars truly go.

In an unusual move, Taliban authorities released an American detainee after direct talks with a special envoy from President Trump, exposing the ongoing complexities and failures in U.S. Afghan policy.

Despite a clear electoral win for Moldova’s pro-European party, the Kremlin’s persistent meddling threatens regional stability and American interests on NATO’s eastern flank.

Former Bolivian leader Evo Morales warns of Venezuela becoming a ‘second Vietnam’ for the U.S. while urging support for Nicolás Maduro’s regime—a troubling stance that endangers American interests and regional stability.

Colombia’s President Gustavo Petro doubles down on his controversial proposal for a UN-backed Palestinian army, challenging U.S. authority and risking national sovereignty under the guise of justice.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu reveals ongoing work with President Donald Trump on a 21-point plan to end Gaza hostilities, raising urgent questions about America’s role in Middle East stability and national security.

Hamas insists no fresh ceasefire proposals have reached them following a botched assassination attempt on its leaders, yet remains open to negotiation—highlighting the fragile state of US-led peace efforts in Gaza.

Over 66,000 Palestinians have died amid Israel’s military offensive in Gaza since October 2023, revealing a humanitarian crisis that highlights the failures of global diplomacy and raises urgent questions about America’s strategic interests.