Us Foreign Policy

This page collects the 20 public records POLISCOPE has tagged with “Us Foreign Policy”. Coverage spans news coverage - each decoded into plain English and linked to its primary source. It most often overlaps with Military Operations, Latin America, and Drug Enforcement.

1. Mon, Aug 171 item
   1. Trump administration seeks to expand military operations from sea to land across Latin AmericaThe Trump administration is pushing for agreements to deploy U.S. soldiers on the ground in allied Latin American countries, expanding a campaign that has already resulted in hundreds of deaths at seaMiami-Dade County2 reports
2. Fri, Jul 31 item
   1. Debate on Potential US Military Action Against Diosdado Cabello in VenezuelaFollowing the deployment of US military forces in Venezuela for humanitarian aid, public and political debate has emerged regarding whether these forces should or could capture Diosdado Cabello, who iMiami-Dade County2 reports
3. Tue, May 121 item
   1. European Leaders Shift Stance on US PolicyEuropean leaders are increasingly willing to publicly challenge the Trump administration's policies. This shift reflects a growing belief that erratic US decision-making requires a more assertive EuroUnited States
4. Thu, May 71 item
   1. Editorial: Analysis of ongoing military actions in Gaza and LebanonThis editorial argues that current ceasefire agreements in Gaza and Lebanon are not being fully upheld, citing continued military strikes and restricted humanitarian aid. It calls for international alUnited States
5. Wed, May 61 item
   1. Trump Pauses Strait of Hormuz Initiative Amid Iran TensionsThe US initiative to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, dubbed "Project Freedom," was paused by President Trump amid tensions with Iran. The project aimed to help stranded sailors but was seen by Iran as a United States
6. Mon, May 41 item
   1. Secretary of State Marco Rubio to Meet Pope Leo at the VaticanUS Secretary of State Marco Rubio is scheduled to meet with Pope Leo at the Vatican this Thursday to discuss diplomatic relations. The visit follows recent public criticism of the Pope by Donald TrumpUnited States

1. 01Donald Trumpperson5 mentions
2. 02William LeoGrandeperson2 mentions
3. 03América Latinalocation2 mentions
4. 04Bernardo Arévaloperson2 mentions
5. 05Estados Unidosorganization2 mentions
6. 06Jesús Daniel Romeroperson2 mentions
7. 07Trump administrationorganization2 mentions
8. 08Adam Isacsonperson2 mentions
9. 09ELNorganization2 mentions
10. 10Abelardo de la Espriellaperson2 mentions