Category: Foreign Policy

From Reagan to New START, nuclear disarmament dreams clash with Russia’s reality—are we closer to ‘Global Zero’ or further than ever?

Trump’s talk of “taking back” the Panama Canal ignites a high-stakes debate among his critics who speak of balancing echoes of American dominance against the volatile risks of a multipolar world.

In a world increasingly reliant on seamless digital connectivity, the undersea cables threading our oceans are more than infrastructure—they are lifelines, silently carrying the life blood of modern civilization.

China’s unholy alliance with cartels weaponizes drugs, tech, and influence against the US—can we reclaim control before it’s too late?

Trump’s peace mandate faces chaos as Biden escalates wars with long-range missile strikes into Russia. Can January 20 bring clarity?

Russia’s war in Ukraine offers a glimpse into future conflicts—lessons in intel, innovation, and why aggression often backfires.

Here’s your SOFREP Daily News Brief: Key defense and global affairs insights to keep you in the know on Thursday, December 12.

The US faces rising nuclear threats from Russia and China, while modernizing its deterrent to meet these challenges head-on. Are we ready?

Assad’s downfall represents a seismic shift in the Middle East, but the rapid rise of HTS as Syria’s dominant force casts a shadow of uncertainty over the region’s fragile future.

“Blaming America first?” echoes through decades as critics now target US global primacy. Should the US retreat or risk nuclear chaos?

Joe Biden just called Angola a ‘city’—a gaffe or a glaring sign of cognitive decline? The world’s watching, and so are our adversaries.

The Biden administration’s foreign policy missteps have fostered a dangerous perception of American weakness, leaving allies wary and adversaries emboldened in an increasingly unstable world.