Foreign Policy
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Trump Reassigning Vance Was a Message to Iran
Strategically, the president and vice president may have their differences, but the mullahs need to know they have no leverage.
Ending Aid to Israel?
The criticism lives on, even though Israel cycles U.S. aid back into the American economy while building a booming economy of its own.
The Real History of American Aid to Israel
This was never a situation in which America was bent over a barrel by Israel.
Why Did Trump Make a Deal With Russia?
President Trump faces criticism and disputes with Zelensky in an effort to negotiate peace and bring down prices.
The Greece Speech
We in the West used to believe that looking back to what those who came before us had learned was a requirement before going forward.
Trump’s Russian Roulette
The president’s deal to buy Russian diesel shows his concern for farm-state Republicans.
Iran Exposes an Intolerable U.S. Vulnerability
The Iranian missile and drone threat to our Persian Gulf bases was foreseeable, and yet we didn’t do enough to protect them.
President Trump Deserves Credit
Tehran was betting that pain at the pump would break us before its own economy broke. That bet has failed.
Peace With China Can Only Be Founded Upon Justice
Our greatest strength is the truth that exposes the weakness of every totalitarian regime.
The UN Freak Show
As Prime Minister Netanyahu began to speak, there was a substantial walkout among members of the UN General Assembly.
Trump Meets Xi — The Real Story
Trump is playing 3-D chess while the media are playing a bad version of checkers.
Trump, the UN, and the ‘Golden Age of America’
“As president of the most extraordinary nation in history, I have no interest in leaving dangers to grow for another day.”
Trump Courts Xi Again
The U.S. and China are geopolitical foes with opposing interests, so the president must thread the needle in Xi’s upcoming visit.
Iran’s Desperate War Expansion
President Trump’s determination to prevent Tehran from achieving nuclear weapons is worth the trade-off of higher fuel prices.
Rubio’s South America
The secretary of state could leave a foreign policy legacy in the Americas that would position him well for higher office.
The Biden Afghanistan Disaster’s Bitter Legacy
Biden ordered a withdrawal based on the calendar and not on battlefield conditions.
Why Did Trump Snub South Korea?
The commander-in-chief reduced military exercises with our allies in South Korea to avoid upsetting the communists in North Korea.
The Iran War Is Eating Trump’s Presidency
In pursuing tariffs and the Iran war, Trump has forfeited his signature issue of economic stewardship.
Is Congress Guilty of Treason?
That the United States would want a close working relationship with Israel on military technology is hardly surprising.
Trump’s Middle East Chess Match
While the Leftmedia thinks in terms of checkers, the president is working various angles on Iran, including with Saudi Arabia, and he’s thinking several moves ahead.