Tag: Foreign Policy
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Iran Won’t Give Up Its Enriched Uranium. Keep the Blockade.
Iran’s top security official says the regime’s enriched uranium will never leave the country, and that it wants the material for nuclear submarines. The last verified count was 440.9 kilograms of 60% uranium, and inspectors have been gone since mid-2025. That is the best argument yet for keeping the blockade in place.
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Israel Military Aid Was a Handshake. Eisenkot Inherits It.
Gadi Eisenkot receives the mandate to form Israel’s next government today, with 67 recommendations to Netanyahu’s 46. Trump says he and Netanyahu privately agreed to end $3.8 billion a year in Israel military aid by year-end, though the MOU runs to 2028 and Congress controls the money. Ending grant aid to a wealthy ally is…
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Trump Met Putin’s Envoy. Verify Any Ukraine Deal.
Trump says he met Putin envoy Kirill Dmitriev and predicts a Ukraine deal soon — possibly covering all of Europe — while skipping Ukrainian officials in the room. U.S.-brokered talks in Abu Dhabi start Nov 10. Kushner floated security guarantees in Brussels. Democrats just took Congress. Here’s the peace-through-strength test: verification, sovereignty, and no blank…
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Netanyahu Wants More Iran Strikes. America Sets the Clock.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu wants a new round of Netanyahu Iran strikes, and he wants them soon. He is pushing President Trump to hit Iran again right after Tuesday’s midterm elections, two regional officials and a third person familiar with the matter told the Associated Press on Monday, according to CBS News, citing the…
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Iran Says It Can Reopen Hormuz in Two Days. Read the Fine Print.
Iran says it can reopen the Strait of Hormuz in two days if Washington meets its demands. The timeline got shorter, but the demands did not. Here is the catch, why peace through strength still matters, and what it means for your gas tank.
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Canada Wants Into Europe’s Club. Nobody Will Say What It Costs.
Canada just told the world it wants to get closer to Brussels than any country outside Europe ever has. At the end of a two-day summit in Montreal on Oct. 30, Prime Minister Mark Carney embraced Canada EU associate membership, calling it “the deepest possible partnership short of accession,” Politico Europe reported. However, there is…
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Bukele Sends 2,000 Troops Into Haiti. Trump Reportedly Gave His Blessing.
El Salvador’s Nayib Bukele is sending more than 2,000 troops into Haiti to rescue four missing aviation technicians and fight the gangs, and Trump reportedly told him to do what he has to do. Here’s the conservative case for an ally carrying the load, and the caveats that come with it.
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Israel Exit Polls: Nobody Won. Arab Parties Could Pick the Next PM.
Israel exit polls show no clear winner. Likud is the largest party, but Eisenkot’s bloc edges Netanyahu’s, and a record Arab showing could make Arab-led parties kingmakers. Official results are due Nov. 4.
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Israel Election Day: Netanyahu Faces His Biggest Test Since Oct. 7
Israelis are voting in their first national election since Oct. 7, a referendum on Netanyahu against former military chief Gadi Eisenkot. Final polls show neither bloc at 61 seats. Here is what is at stake for the U.S.-Israel alliance and what to watch.
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Alberta Said No to Leaving Canada. It Said Yes to Proving Citizenship.
Albertans voted 75% to stay in Canada, but the strongest result of the Alberta referendum was 58% support for proof of citizenship to vote. Why that matters, why caution on immigration is right, and what America should learn.
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