Tag: US Foreign Policy

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

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

The term ‘blowback’ originates from the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA). With foreign policy risks came unintended and harmful consequences to the nation or allies due to unwarranted side effects from covert operations. There have been several notable covert actions that ultimately came to light due to leaks or Americans directly suffering from the actions of the government.

Libyan militia leader behind the Benghazi attack gets resentenced to 28 years—justice delayed, but is it enough?

Despite the best efforts of American service members, the past two decades of military engagement in Afghanistan, Iraq, Syria, and Africa reveal a troubling disconnect between on-the-ground success and the broader political and strategic missteps of U.S. leadership.

By hitting Chinese and Iranian tech companies where it hurts—at the core of their military and cyber capabilities—the U.S. is leveraging sanctions as a tactical move to keep the adversaries in check without firing a single shot.

US approves a potential $101.1 million arms sale to Saudi Arabia, sparking debate over security, relations, and human rights.

The US military reiterated its stance against troop deployment in Ukraine, emphasizing continued non-combat support.

The administration’s lack of moral courage has left our adversaries militarily and diplomatically emboldened and our allies openly apathetic and privately disrespectful, revealing a foreign policy that paradoxically cowers under the influence of vocal political and social minorities.

To bring about a sustainable resolution, the international community must support Israel’s right to defend itself within the framework of international law, while also addressing the underlying causes of the conflict.

The ongoing Israeli and Hamas conflict, deeply rooted in historical animosities and exacerbated by regional dynamics, faces a potential expansion fueled by unresolved core issues, external interventions, and the rising tide of radicalization within a beleaguered Gaza, painting a dire picture that beckons for urgent, cohesive international diplomacy to foster stability and peaceful coexistence.

Amidst the complex Israel-Middle East conflict, it is crucial to critically evaluate the reasons why deploying US troops to Israel should be approached with caution and alternative diplomatic efforts prioritized.