Foreign Policy

The US Treasury Department wants to tighten its grip on foreign land deals near military sites due to national security concerns.

Philippines and China agree to de-escalate South China Sea tensions, aiming to rebuild trust despite ongoing disputes.

Restless American diplomatic engagement in the Middle East and backdoor negotiations between Israel, Egypt, Jordan, and other major regional players are keeping the Camp David Accords alive. However, if these regional powers were to take diplomatic mishaps, one of the strongest peace deals in modern history could tread on thin ice.

Hope flickers in the South China Sea as Philippines and Vietnam eye cooperation, but China’s shadow looms large.

In the face of political incompetence and a broken system, our nation teeters on the brink of collapse, demanding a revolution in leadership and accountability to restore America’s standing and secure its future.

As the Ukraine war stretches into its third year, the escalating tensions and proxy battles highlight the precarious balance between providing critical aid and inadvertently edging closer to a broader conflict with Russia.

This September’s US-India defense summit in Silicon Valley aims to leverage private capital for faster innovation in critical military tech.

US rushes air defense to Ukraine, invests in domestic production there as a defense firm plans the first US arms plant in the war zone.

Despite the increasingly dangerous world we live in, Project Dynamo exemplifies the unwavering American spirit by rescuing over 7,000 people from perilous situations across 26 countries since 2021, proving that Americans will always stand ready to help their own

Biden’s ill-conceived Gaza pier is not just a financial blunder but a dangerous political miscalculation, likely supporting a terrorist organization while failing to deliver the intended humanitarian aid.

Amidst growing tensions, a majority of Americans would back defending Taiwan from China, reflecting complex sentiments on foreign policy.

Today, one could argue the collective West remains idle to a brewing threat that uses various hybrid means of warfare to continue causing strife, which benefits the overall geopolitical standing and furthers favorable negotiations for the Russian Federation. It is now up to world leaders and constituents to expand their scope and realize today’s threats.