Foreign Policy

With Palestinian casualties exceeding 66,000 and a stalled ceasefire, Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu’s aggressive Gaza campaign draws heavy global criticism — and tests U.S. leadership under Trump to prioritize American interests over foreign entanglements.

The EU plans to reimpose nuclear sanctions on Iran after UN Security Council rejection, but will this diplomatic choreography safeguard American sovereignty and national security or merely delay Tehran’s nuclear ambitions?

At the UN, Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov claims no interest from Kiev or Europe in peace talks, while conveniently ignoring Moscow’s aggressive actions destabilizing the region and threatening American security.

Tens of thousands rallied in Berlin calling for an end to the Israel-Hamas war, yet the protests overlook critical facts about terrorism, civilian safety, and America’s strategic interests.

Thousands gather in Berlin to call for an end to violence in Gaza and halt arms sales to Israel, revealing a troubling global narrative that overlooks America’s security priorities.

As Iran urges Middle Eastern countries to unite against Israel, Washington faces growing challenges to national security and regional stability demanding a firm America First response.

As Israeli airstrikes kill dozens in Gaza and international pressure mounts for a ceasefire, Prime Minister Netanyahu refuses to relent. Behind the headlines, what does this escalating conflict mean for American security and sovereignty?

A revealing report uncovers how Donald Trump’s strategic push to impose his cultural agenda in Europe tests transatlantic alliances and signals a pivotal moment for both continents’ sovereignty.

Despite severe setbacks, including the assassination of its leader, Hezbollah is rebuilding its military and political power—a development that threatens not only Middle East stability but also U.S. security interests.

U.S. military plans to strike drug traffickers inside Venezuela threaten to deepen regional instability, spotlighting Washington’s failure to protect American sovereignty from foreign threats.