China’s Power Grab in the South China Sea How to Build a Coalition to Confront Beijing Foreign Affairs · Aug 20, 2021
We All Lost Afghanistan Two Decades of Mistakes, Misjudgments, and Collective Failure Foreign Affairs · Aug 16, 2021
Russia’s Battle for the Black Sea Why Moscow’s Moves Could Determine the Future of Navigation Foreign Affairs · Aug 16, 2021
America Failed Its Way to Counterterrorism Success How a Flawed “War on Terror” Eventually Yielded the Right Approach Foreign Affairs · Aug 12, 2021
China Isn’t Trying to Dominate the Middle East But U.S. Retrenchment Might Allow It To. Foreign Affairs · Aug 9, 2021
Why the Quad Alarms China The Quad's success poses a major threat to Beijing’s ambitions. Foreign Affairs · Aug 6, 2021
The Tunisia Model in Crisis The President’s Power Grab Risks an Authoritarian Regression. Foreign Affairs · Aug 6, 2021
Ukraine Is Part of the West The United States and Europe should set out a clear road map for Ukraine to finally join NATO and the European Union. Foreign Affairs · Aug 2, 2021
How Americans Think About Trade Winners, losers, and the psychology of globalization. Foreign Affairs · Jul 30, 2021
A Grand Bargain With North Korea Pyongyang’s economic distress offers a chance for peace. Foreign Affairs · Jul 29, 2021
The Age of Zombie Democracies Why autocrats are abandoning even the pretense of democratic rituals. Foreign Affairs · Jul 28, 2021
Pakistan’s Pyrrhic Victory in Afghanistan Islamabad will come to regret aiding the Taliban’s resurgence. Foreign Affairs · Jul 22, 2021
A Safety Net for the Green Economy How to protect workers hurt by the fight against climate change. Foreign Affairs · Jul 19, 2021
Foreign Affairs · Jul 16, 2021 What America Owes the Uyghurs The United States has a legal and moral obligation to try to end the mass atrocities in Xinjiang.
Foreign Affairs · Jul 15, 2021 The Hearts-and-Minds Myth Great powers should not intervene in and prolong wars in hopes of instituting democratic reforms as part of counterinsurgency.
Foreign Affairs · Jul 9, 2021 South Sudan’s Dismal Tenth Birthday The world’s youngest country needs an overhaul.
Foreign Affairs · Jul 8, 2021 Nuclear Energy Will Not Be the Solution to Climate Change When it comes to averting the effects of climate change, the cutting edge of nuclear technology will prove to be too little, too late.
Foreign Affairs · Jul 8, 2021 Regime Change Is Not an Option in China Focus on Beijing’s behavior, not its leadership.
Foreign Affairs · Jul 2, 2021 A World Without American Democracy? The global consequences of the United States’ democratic backsliding.
Foreign Affairs · Jun 30, 2021 The Palestinians Will Not—and Cannot—Be Ignored A revived Palestinian national movement could upend the status quo.
Foreign Affairs · Jun 30, 2021 In the Fed We Trust Inflation will likely subside, and the age of magic money will go on.
Foreign Affairs · Jun 24, 2021 The Real Vaccine Procurement Problem Why America should make its supply chain more transparent.
Foreign Affairs · Jun 21, 2021 Women Are the Key to Vaccinating the World The lessons of Pakistan’s inoculation strategy.
Foreign Affairs · Jun 21, 2021 Biden Can Keep the Two-State Solution Alive Biden needs a plan to manage the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.