The Pandemic Hurts Countries That Don’t Value Workers The diminished place of the worker in the United States helps explain the country’s poor management of the coronavirus pandemic. Foreign Affairs · Aug 19, 2020
Women’s Suffrage and the Democratic Peace Female voters slow the march to war. Foreign Affairs · Aug 18, 2020
Belarus Goes Its Own Way An extraordinary wave of protest has swept Belarus. The people are giving the government one last chance to listen to their voices. Foreign Affairs · Aug 18, 2020
The Corrupt Political Class That Broke Lebanon Lebanese don’t need an inquiry to know whom to blame for the massive explosion at the port of Beirut. Foreign Affairs · Aug 14, 2020
Xi Jinping Is Not Stalin Trump officials’ false historical analogies are undermining their efforts to effectively contain China. Foreign Affairs · Aug 10, 2020
Nile Be Dammed Toxic water politics threaten democracy and regional stability in the Horn of Africa Foreign Affairs · Aug 10, 2020
The Pandemic Hasn’t Killed Populism After lockdowns, demagogues will likely resurge. Foreign Affairs · Aug 6, 2020
Hollywood Is Running Out of Villains When it comes to some of the great questions of global power politics today, Hollywood has become remarkably timid. Foreign Affairs · Aug 4, 2020
The End of Saudi Arabia’s Ambitions For Saudi Arabia’s crown prince and de facto ruler, Mohammed bin Salman, the pandemic has been especially catastrophic. Foreign Affairs · Aug 4, 2020
Beware the Guns of August—in Asia How to keep U.S.-Chinese tensions from sparking a war Foreign Affairs · Aug 3, 2020
A Council of Democracies Can Save Multilateralism Boris Johnson's "D10" proposal is the club the world needs. Foreign Affairs · Aug 3, 2020
It Is Time to Abandon Dollar Hegemony Issuing the world’s reserve currency comes at too high a price. Foreign Affairs · Jul 28, 2020
There Is No Scramble for the Arctic Climate change demands cooperation, not competition, in the far north. Foreign Affairs · Jul 27, 2020
Foreign Affairs · Jul 22, 2020 Turkey in the Mirror of the United States The Trump era reverberates with the echoes of Turkey’s own slide into autocracy.
Foreign Affairs · Jul 21, 2020 The Age of Strategic Instability How novel technologies disrupt the nuclear balance.
Foreign Affairs · Jul 20, 2020 Trump’s Trade Policy Is Making America Stronger U.S. trade representative Robert E. Lighthizer responds to his critics.
Foreign Affairs · Jul 20, 2020 The Strange Defeat of the United States A French historian’s message for pandemic times
Foreign Affairs · Jul 15, 2020 China Is Done Biding Its Time Has Beijing's foreign policy fundamentally changed?
Foreign Affairs · Jul 13, 2020 When Toppling Monuments Serves Authoritarian Ends History is everywhere in India, deployed to enrage and incite.
Foreign Affairs · Jul 7, 2020 Bolsonaro Made Brazil a Pandemic Pariah Can local leaders restore the country’s reputation for health leadership?
Foreign Affairs · Jul 3, 2020 The Unraveling of the U.S.-South Korean Alliance Trump allows a cornerstone of U.S. defense strategy in Asia to wither.
Foreign Affairs · Jul 3, 2020 Coronavirus Bailouts Stoke Climate Change Not only is bailing out fossil fuel companies bad public policy, it makes little economic sense.
Foreign Affairs · Jun 30, 2020 What Annexation Would Really Mean for Middle East Peace Benjamin Netanyahu is ready to bury the two-state solution.