James Jay Carafano

President Trump met with Israeli President Netanyahu and they could be making history. They have the chance to put the entire Mideast on a better path, a path to peace.

Today’s Trump is one of the most battle-tested leaders on the world stage, and he’s bringing that experience to bear on changing world circumstances.

Russia, China, and Iran are not our friends. Every round of global terrorism has had some measure of state sponsorship or support. Today, we can expect no different.

President Joe Biden is scheduled to meet with China's Xi Jinping in San Francisco this week. There are many important things that should be discussed but chances are slim they will be.

President Biden has strong military assets in the Middle East but he's not using them in the right way.

The Hamas attacks in Israel and their aftermath, the war in Ukraine and a possible war in China are causing alarm around the world. The left didn't like US dominance. It got its wish.

President Biden addressed the nation about the Hamas terror attacks on Tuesday after two days of silence following the horrific massacre on Saturday. But he ignored four major issues.

How America supports Ukraine must be based, like any matter of foreign policy, on what serves the interests of all Americans. No policy shoudl get a blank check.

Air National Guardsman named Jack Teixeira leaked highly classified reports concerning the war against Ukraine.

Why Pentagon leaks are Biden’s latest disaster. Incident should scare Americans, allies. It's also a reminder that national security needs to be job No. 1.

The lengthy huddle between the leaders of China and Russia reveals an increasingly desperate Putin and an opportunistic regime in Beijing.

Russia and China want NATO, which protects the U.S. and our interests, gone and America out of Europe. The invasion of Ukraine was their biggest, boldest step toward that goal.

The bad balloon day Biden suffered on Friday was not a one-off. In fact, the Biden administration has a host of intelligence failures when it comes to China. Here are the top five.

It's been nearly a year since Russia invaded Ukraine. In that time, the United States has sent a vast amount of aid to Ukraine to help it in the fight. But what is our overall strategy?

President Joe Biden welcomed French President Emmanuel Macron to the White House Thursday and declared that he was willing to meet with Russian President Vladimir Putin.

Five key foreign policy changes from China to Ukraine to border GOP might push now that election is over. Republicans could assert own national security.

While November's election won’t hinge on foreign policy, those who are elected will have to deal with it.

What to make of the annual international gabfest that is the UN General Assembly? When the next day comes, we’ve all forgotten all about it.

Queen Elizabeth's funeral reminded the world about how much the crown mattered in the United Kingdom. Now the world waits to see how Britain and its leaders will go forward.

Biden's foreign policy tries to avoid risk in a risky world. That jeopardizes American interests on everything from China relations to climate change.

When it comes to foreign policy, our elected officials should be focused on one thing above all else—keeping America free, safe, and prosperous.

While President Joe Biden's leadership has thus far been largely MIA, Russia has steadily ravaged Ukraine.

Shortly before Russian President Vladimir Putin launched his latest invasion of Ukraine, the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, Gen. Mark Milley, reportedly told congressional leaders meeting in closed session that the smaller country would “fall in 72 hours.” Welp, here we are, well over a month into that three-day war.

President Biden's Euro-tour this past week played like many a horror movie, where things go from ‘eerily off’ to full-blown crisis in a matter of seconds.

There is little likelihood that the West will go much beyond what it is already doing in response to Putin’s aggression.

The obvious question is whether Russia's invasion of Ukraine holds any lessons for China and its cause. It does – but they might not be the ones Beijing expected.

Even as the battle between Russia and Ukraine continues, it’s not too soon for the U.S. and its allies to ask a basic question: Where do we go from here?

The Russian invasion of Ukraine, which began in 2014, has resumed. Putin was not deterred. The threat of sanctions failed to stop Putin from launching a full-scale assault spanning the width and depth of Ukraine.

Joe Biden, lacks a clear strategy to ensure that the transatlantic community emerges from the latest standoff with Moscow in a stronger and more competitive position in the ring of global geopolitics.

Instead of concessions to Putin, Biden should reinforce the sovereignty and independence of Ukraine, and make every effort to contribute to the self-defense of Ukrainian territory by Ukrainians.