Foreign Policy

Senator Marco Rubio asserts America’s unquestionable right to defend its hemisphere, pushing back against European critiques of U.S. military actions targeting drug traffickers in the Caribbean.

Russia and Venezuela have activated a strategic partnership that deepens military and economic cooperation amid escalating tensions with the United States—posing new challenges to America’s security and influence in its own backyard.

Taiwan’s foreign minister openly embraces Israel’s support despite geopolitical criticism, exposing the complex global chessboard where America’s allies must choose sides in defense of freedom and sovereignty.

Despite President Trump’s diplomatic efforts, deadly violence flares again along the Cambodia-Thailand border, revealing the fragile nature of peace without American-backed enforcement of national sovereignty.

Months after attacks on Iran’s nuclear sites, the UN watchdog cannot verify Tehran’s stockpile of near-weapons grade uranium, signaling dangerous gaps in oversight that threaten American national security.

As Russia seizes key settlements in southern Ukraine, Washington’s failure to bolster Kyiv’s defense and root out corruption risks prolonging a conflict that undermines U.S. national security and global stability.

The arrival of the USS Gerald R. Ford near Venezuela highlights Washington’s aggressive posturing under the guise of combating narcotrafficking, risking regional stability and undermining America’s true security interests.

Venezuela has deployed nearly 200,000 troops in response to escalating U.S. naval and air operations in the Caribbean—highlighting Washington’s growing military footprint near American shores and raising urgent questions about sovereignty and stability.

Elizabeth Tsurkov’s harrowing ordeal reveals deeper failures in confronting Iran-backed militias threatening American allies and national security.

President Trump’s meeting with Ahmed Al-Sharaa, a former Al Qaeda-affiliated rebel turned interim Syrian president, signals a perilous and poorly scrutinized pivot in U.S. foreign policy that risks undermining America’s fight against extremism.