How to Forecast Outbreaks and Pandemics The United States needs the contagion equivalent of the National Weather Service. Foreign Affairs · Jun 29, 2020
Iran and the United States Can’t See Each Other Clearly Both sides think they are winning—and that is a recipe for miscalculation. Foreign Affairs · Jun 29, 2020
China Is Losing India A bloody clash in the Himalayas could have wider implications for Asian geopolitics. Foreign Affairs · Jun 22, 2020
Civil Rights Has Always Been a Global Movement Allies abroad help the fight against racism at home. Foreign Affairs · Jun 19, 2020
How to Prevent a War in Asia The erosion of American deterrence raises the risk of Chinese miscalculation. Foreign Affairs · Jun 18, 2020
The Looming Hunger Pandemic After decades of progress in the battle against hunger, the pandemic threatens to push millions toward starvation. Foreign Affairs · Jun 16, 2020
America’s Democratic Unraveling Countries fail the same way businesses do, gradually and then suddenly. Foreign Affairs · Jun 15, 2020
A New Civil Rights Movement Is a Foreign Policy Win This moment of reckoning could end up becoming a defining advertisement for the American model. Foreign Affairs · Jun 12, 2020
China Has Designs on Democracy in Southeast Asia A base in Cambodia is only the beginning. Foreign Affairs · Jun 10, 2020
All Epidemiology Is Local Developing countries won’t find a one-size-fits-all solution to coronavirus. Foreign Affairs · Jun 8, 2020
Exceptionalism Is Killing Americans An insular political culture failed the test of the pandemic. Foreign Affairs · Jun 8, 2020
How the Coronavirus Sows Civil Conflict Pandemics don't bring people together—sometimes, they pull societies apart. Foreign Affairs · Jun 6, 2020
Foreign Policy By Example Crisis at home makes the United States vulnerable abroad. Foreign Affairs · Jun 5, 2020
How to Keep the United States in the WHO Immediate withdrawal would be a global health and a legal disaster. Foreign Affairs · Jun 5, 2020
Foreign Affairs · May 27, 2020 The COVID-19 Crisis in Emerging Markets Demands a Once-in-a-Century Response Will the IMF pass the pandemic stress test?
Foreign Affairs · May 27, 2020 Where Is Russia’s Strongman in the Coronavirus Crisis? Putin lets local leaders take the credit and the fall.
Foreign Affairs · May 25, 2020 Iraq Can Now Wrest Its Sovereignty From Iran A new prime minister looks to bring Shiite militias under Baghdad’s control.
Foreign Affairs · May 20, 2020 Could China’s Digital Currency Unseat the Dollar? American economic and geopolitical power is at stake.
Foreign Affairs · May 19, 2020 Drugs and Vaccines Are Coming—But to Whom? How to make sure patents don’t stand in the way of global health.
Foreign Affairs · May 19, 2020 The Future of the Dollar When it comes to the primacy of the dollar, the main risk stems not from Beijing but from Washington itself.
Foreign Affairs · May 13, 2020 Only Saving Lives Will Save Livelihoods The right way to understand pandemic economics
Foreign Affairs · May 12, 2020 Sweden’s Coronavirus Strategy Will Soon Be the World’s Herd immunity is the only realistic option—the question is how to get there safely.
Foreign Affairs · May 6, 2020 The Coming Post-COVID Anarchy The uncomfortable truth is that China and the United States are both likely to emerge from this crisis significantly diminished.
Foreign Affairs · May 1, 2020 American Leadership Begins at Home Stacey Abrams on the global imperative to rebuild governance and restore democracy.
Foreign Affairs · Apr 29, 2020 Iran’s Revolutionary Guards Play Politics With the Coronavirus The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps exploits the pandemic to weaken Iran's civilian government.