Present at the Destruction Trump’s final act has accelerated the onset of a post-American world. Foreign Affairs · Jan 11, 2021
Democratic Values Are a Competitive Advantage The current contest between democracies and autocracies is not primarily a military one. Foreign Affairs · Dec 22, 2020
Will Pakistan’s Military Lose Its Grip on Power? Anger is mounting at the generals behind the throne. Foreign Affairs · Dec 22, 2020
Don’t Leave North Koreans in the Dark South Korea’s ban on sending information across the border is misguided. Foreign Affairs · Dec 21, 2020
Competition With China Could Be Short and Sharp Over the long term, competition with China may prove more manageable than many pessimists believe. Foreign Affairs · Dec 17, 2020
Sleepwalking Toward the Nuclear Precipice A single accident or blunder could lead to Armageddon. Foreign Affairs · Dec 15, 2020
When the Far Right Penetrates Law Enforcement America can learn from Germany's response. Foreign Affairs · Dec 15, 2020
A Democracy Summit Is Not What the Doctor Ordered The policy risks incurring costs that outweigh its benefits. Foreign Affairs · Dec 14, 2020
Iran Is in Syria to Stay The new U.S. administration has to factor Tehran into its plans Foreign Affairs · Dec 14, 2020
A Revolutionary Change in Thailand Protests against the monarchy signal a radical break with the past. Foreign Affairs · Dec 7, 2020
The United States Must Marshal the “Free World” Together, democracies can counter the authoritarian threat. Foreign Affairs · Dec 7, 2020
The Dangers of Vaccine Disillusionment A viable immunization is good news, but it won’t mean the end of masks and social distancing. Foreign Affairs · Dec 2, 2020
In Pandemic Times, America Is No Exception The United States has much to learn from grassroots action abroad. Foreign Affairs · Dec 1, 2020
Biden Must Stand Up to China on Human Rights The human rights norms that China undermines are global, and the consequences of their weakening will be global, too. Foreign Affairs · Nov 27, 2020
Foreign Affairs · Nov 25, 2020 A Climate-First Foreign Policy Diplomacy and executive action will allow Biden to tackle climate change.
Foreign Affairs · Nov 23, 2020 Defense In Depth Former Secretary of Defense Jim Mattis argues that "America first" policies have undermined U.S. security.
Foreign Affairs · Nov 20, 2020 China Has Made Drone Warfare Global The United States must join the market or be left behind.
Foreign Affairs · Nov 18, 2020 Moral Virtue in the Time of Cholera How a nineteenth century epidemic revealed the gulf between the United Kingdom and the United States.
Foreign Affairs · Nov 17, 2020 China and Russia Have Iran’s Back Tehran may be less open than ever to threats or persuasion.
Foreign Affairs · Nov 17, 2020 Engaging North Korea Anew A bold political strategy should accompany nuclear negotiations.
Foreign Affairs · Nov 12, 2020 America’s Treacherous Transition Trump’s recalcitrance threatens U.S. national security.
Foreign Affairs · Nov 9, 2020 Repairing the World The imperative—and limits—of a post-Trump foreign policy.
Foreign Affairs · Nov 4, 2020 America’s Pandemic Response Hangs in the Balance The election will decide how the United States reaches herd immunity—through immunization or mass infection.
Foreign Affairs · Nov 3, 2020 The Blackmail Theory of Disputed Elections When losing presidential candidates hold their countries hostage
Foreign Affairs · Nov 2, 2020 Intelligence Isn’t Just for Government Anymore Cyberthreats and other emerging technologies are transforming the secret world of intelligence.