international relations

Hamas Cornered? The Truth Behind Trump’s Gaza Deal

Fred Chapman20 hours ago20 hours ago07 mins

Hamas freed hostages and Israel pulled back troops, but disarmament and recognition demands make Trump’s Gaza peace plan fragile.

Trump’s Gaza Ultimatum: Will Hamas Say No? What Israel Might Do Next

Fred Chapman1 week ago1 week ago08 mins

Trump’s 2025 Gaza peace plan pressures Hamas to disarm or face invasion—Netanyahu vows Israel will “finish the job.”

Trump vs. Putin: The Alaska Summit That Changed Nothing

Fred Chapman2 months ago2 months ago07 mins

Trump’s Alaska summit with Putin fizzled, exposing empty threats to end Ukraine’s war as Russia escalates without consequences.

Israel’s Bold Move: The Controversial Plan to Seize Gaza City

Fred Chapman2 months ago2 months ago07 mins

Israel’s plan to seize Gaza City sparks global outrage, risking humanitarian crisis and hostages’ lives in escalating conflict.

Examining America’s Commitment to Israel: Is It Justified?

Fred Chapman2 months ago2 months ago04 mins

A Historic Alliance The United States and Israel have enjoyed a close and enduring relationship for over seven decades. Born out of shared democratic values, mutual strategic interests, and a strong cultural affinity, the alliance has withstood the test of time. Israel is frequently referred to as America’s most reliable ally in the Middle East—a…

Why Trump is Surprisingly Supporting Ukraine Again

Fred Chapman3 months ago3 months ago04 mins

After once calling Zelenskyy a “dictator,” Trump is now backing Ukraine. What changed? Here’s the surprising political calculus.

Did Trump Bully Canada? DST Reversal Explained

Fred Chapman3 months ago3 months ago03 mins

Canada rescinded its digital services tax after Trump’s tariff threats—halting a rights-based tax strategy to rescue U.S. trade talks.

Iran’s Nuclear Deal: The New Danger Explained

Fred Chapman4 months ago4 months ago03 mins

Post-JCPOA Iran races toward bomb-grade enrichment, secret facilities evade oversight, airstrikes delay progress—making diplomacy more vital than ever.