Browsing: foreign policy
A visit to Pakistan-administered Kashmir by a Trump-era envoy has sparked fresh tensions between Washington and Islamabad, raising questions over US policy and regional sensitivities.
A new poll finds U.S. public opinion toward Israel shifting, with growing partisan divides and younger Americans more critical, signaling potential changes in future U.S. foreign policy.
As U.S.-Canada tensions intensify, Republicans face mounting scrutiny over trade and security policies, with analysts warning of potential electoral fallout in key border and farm states.
Gulf allies are increasingly frustrated with Trump, officials say, as doubts grow over U.S. reliability, Iran strategy, and long-term regional commitments, reports The Washington Post.
Sen. J.D. Vance faces mounting pressure as he backs a costly foreign war, a stance that could alienate key voters and reshape his political future, reports The Washington Post
NATO’s so‑called “Trump whisperer” is set to meet the former president ahead of next month’s summit, aiming to calm tensions and secure his support for the alliance’s agenda.
Newly obtained recordings reveal Trump’s carefully hedged language on a possible Iran strike, framing decisions to later claim victory if successful or deflect blame if events go wrong.
Americans are sharply divided over Washington’s next move in Iran, a new Ipsos poll finds, with no clear consensus on military, diplomatic, or economic options.
Reuters’ US Politics newsletter dissects Trump’s controversial foreign policy moves, from backing Venezuela’s opposition to his startling interest in purchasing Greenland.
The article examines how Trump’s combative rhetoric, partisan clashes and unorthodox decision-making have shaped his wartime presidency, redefining leadership norms in a time of crisis.
President Trump condemned Iran’s response to a recent U.S.-backed peace proposal as “totally unacceptable,” CBS News reports, signaling rising tensions and dim prospects for renewed talks.
U.S. intelligence officials are closely assessing how Cuba might react to potential U.S. military action, weighing likely political, military, and regional responses, CBS News has learned.
The White House is weighing options, including potential military measures, to acquire Greenland, officials say, in a move drawing global attention and raising concern among US allies.
King Charles III visits Washington on a delicate mission to repair strained UK-US ties, signaling a renewed push for diplomatic unity amid global tensions and domestic political uncertainty.
Japan’s prime minister heads to Washington for high-stakes talks, as fallout from the Iran war tests U.S.-Japan ties, regional security plans, and economic cooperation.
Trump has declared victory, asserting Iran offered a “prize” in secret talks, a claim Tehran flatly denies. The dispute raises fresh doubts about backchannel diplomacy and U.S.-Iran relations.
Washington’s bid to reshape Venezuela faces entrenched institutions, loyal security forces, and regional backlash, revealing the limits of US power in Latin America.
Venezuelan Vice President Delcy Rodríguez rebuffed new US measures, declaring “no more orders from Washington DC,” as Caracas denounced foreign interference and defended its sovereignty.
President Trump’s Gulf trip tests his dealmaker image as regional allies seek clarity on U.S. security, Iran, and energy policy, demanding strategy beyond transactional diplomacy.
France plans to open a consulate in Greenland, a move framed as a strategic “political signal” to Washington amid growing Arctic competition and shifting geopolitical interests.