U.S. Foreign Policy

Iranian officials have confirmed that the country’s nuclear infrastructure suffered extensive damage following recent airstrikes launched by the United States. The attack targeted multiple facilities linked to Iran’s nuclear program, …

June 22, 2025, will be remembered by many Iranians not for what was said, but for what was lost. In the early hours, U.S. stealth bombers carried out precision strikes …

In a high-stakes diplomatic overture, the United States has officially submitted a new nuclear deal proposal to Iran, raising the possibility of renewed negotiations amid an alarming increase in Iran’s …

Alaska, the 49th state of the United States, is rapidly gaining geostrategic significance as tensions rise in the Arctic and the Northwest Pacific. Amid increasing cooperation between China and Russia, …

In a surprising turn of events, after over a year of escalating trade tensions and fiery rhetoric, the United States and China have finally come to the negotiation table. On …

As the war in Ukraine continues to devastate the region, the possibility of a ceasefire seems increasingly remote. U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio and Special Envoy to the Middle …

The ongoing war in Ukraine has marked a significant turning point for Euro-Atlantic security, setting the stage for the future of arms control and strategic stability in the region. As …

The ongoing Russia-Ukraine war continues to influence global politics, particularly in the United States, where public opinion has sharply divided along partisan lines. In this blog post, we explore the …

The looming expiration of the New START Treaty next February marks a critical juncture for nuclear arms control between the United States and Russia. While the treaty has been instrumental …

As President Donald Trump enters his second term, the U.S. public’s views on Israel and the ongoing Israel-Hamas war remain deeply divided. With Trump’s approach to foreign policy and his …