#Trump foreign policy

An explosion on an HMM cargo vessel in the Strait of Hormuz has handed Trump a concrete pretext to press South Korea into joining Project Freedom—and Seoul's options are narrowing fast.

Trump has implied Cuba is next on his regime change list. But after Venezuela and Iran, the administration's Cuba strategy remains murky — and the island's resilience may outlast Washington's attention.

Trump agreed to a 2-week ceasefire with Iran, contingent on the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz. Brokered by Pakistan, the deal raises as many questions as it answers about the future of US-Iran relations.

US strikes on Iran are increasingly read by analysts as part of a broader Trump strategy to squeeze China by pressuring its key partners — Iran, Venezuela, Cuba. Here's what that means for global markets and geopolitics.

A week into Operation Epic Fury, Washington's plan for a quick, decisive strike against Iran is unraveling. What went wrong, and what comes next for the Middle East and global markets?

After Venezuela and Iran operations, Trump's pattern of unilateral intervention sends warning signals across Asia. An analysis of America's consistent regime-change appetite.

Trump campaigned against foreign wars but now leads military operations across seven countries, revealing the gap between campaign promises and presidential reality.

Trump's second term signals a dramatic shift from America's post-WWII diplomatic traditions. What's driving this transformation and what does it mean for global stability?

VP-elect JD Vance stays quiet on Biden's Iran strikes, signaling major foreign policy pivot. America First isolationism vs global engagement debate intensifies

The US-Iran war began without clear objectives. While regime change appears unlikely, experts see negotiated settlement or unilateral withdrawal as most probable, though Iraq-style escalation remains a tail risk.

The US has ordered non-essential staff to leave its Beirut embassy as Trump's 10-day ultimatum to Iran approaches its deadline amid massive military buildup in the region.

Secretary Rubio's Munich speech reveals Trump administration's contradictory approach: criticizing allies while seeking dialogue with adversaries Russia and China.