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The Taliban Are Breaking Bad

Meth is even more profitable than heroin—and is turbocharging the insurgency.

Foreign Policy · Jul 19, 2021

Billionaires’ Ego-Driven Space Adventures Help Everyone

Progress doesn’t happen unless the ambitious get it off the ground.

Foreign Policy · Jul 19, 2021

The Global Networks Working to Abolish Nuclear Weapons

A web of treaties, agreements, and nonprofits is dedicated to curbing nukes. Some hope to get rid of them altogether.

Foreign Policy · Jul 19, 2021

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In Lebanon, the Wheels of Justice Do Not Grind

The Hariri tribunal hasn’t led to a single arrest. Biden should let it expire and help Lebanon in better ways.

Foreign Policy · Jul 19, 2021

Biden’s Missed Opportunity in Cuba

The U.S. president’s hard-line rhetoric belies the island’s humanitarian crisis and cedes an opportunity to shape what comes next.

Foreign Policy · Jul 18, 2021

Europe’s Super League Is Dead, but UEFA Needs Reform

European soccer administrators have stifled the beautiful game. It’s time to rein them in.

Foreign Policy · Jul 18, 2021

Will Rivka Ravitz Break the Glass Ceiling of Ultra-Orthodox Politics in Israel?

One of the country’s most powerful women has remained rooted in a traditional community. But religious parties still won’t let her run for office.

Foreign Policy · Jul 18, 2021

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China Knows the Power of 5G. Why Doesn’t the U.S.?

New infrastructure technology will tip the scales in favor of authoritarianism or democracy worldwide.

Foreign Policy · Jul 17, 2021

America’s Collapsing Meritocracy Is a Recipe for Revolt

Chinese history shows what happens when an old system loses its force.

Foreign Policy · Jul 16, 2021

China Is Worried About a Post-U.S. Afghanistan

Beijing would have preferred U.S. troops to stay.

Foreign Policy · Jul 16, 2021

China’s Ultramarathon Tragedy Was a Fad Gone Bad

Inexperienced companies rushing into badly regulated new sectors is a recipe for disaster.

Foreign Policy · Jul 16, 2021

No Prime Minister—and No More Hope—for Lebanon

The resignation of Saad Hariri is forcing the country to reckon with just how bad things have gotten.

Foreign Policy · Jul 16, 2021

South Africa Needs the UAE’s Help to Fight Corruption

The Emirati government should extradite the Gupta brothers. Sheltering them risks damaging its diplomatic and financial reputation.

Foreign Policy · Jul 16, 2021

Oligarchs’ Favorite U.S. Visa Might Not Last

Calls are growing louder to fix the “golden visa” program that has flooded the United States with dubious foreign money.

Foreign Policy · Jul 16, 2021

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Foreign Policy · Jul 16, 2021

How Serbia Became China’s Dirty-Energy Dumping Ground

Belgrade is vital to Beijing’s Belt and Road Initiative. But as China takes over old industrial sites, Serbian citizens are suffering the environmental consequences.

Foreign Policy · Jul 15, 2021

Could the United States Still Lead the World if It Wanted to?

The answer is yes—but more depressing than you think.

Foreign Policy · Jul 15, 2021

Poll: China’s Influence Is Not Inevitable

A new survey shows Beijing’s foreign aid footprint has grown, but it falls short in other areas.

Foreign Policy · Jul 15, 2021

Peru’s Democracy Is at a Breaking Point

Pedro Castillo, who takes office this month, will likely face a renewed governability crisis as president.

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Foreign Policy · Jul 14, 2021

The United States Can’t Afford the Brutal Price of Chinese Solar Panels

Americans need a national green tech strategy.

Foreign Policy · Jul 14, 2021

New Survey Shows Many Indians Preach Respect but Don’t Practice It

Social equality needs to be more than a coat of paint.

Foreign Policy · Jul 14, 2021

Will the United States and Europe Break Up Over China?

Biden and Merkel will make all the right noises at their meeting this week. But deep transatlantic tensions persist.

Foreign Policy · Jul 14, 2021

The Undeniable Pessimism of Angela Merkel

Hovering over Germany’s China policy is a cloud of gloom and fear.

Foreign Policy · Jul 14, 2021

Biden’s Afghan Withdrawal Will Spark the Next Refugee Crisis

The European allies that fought alongside the United States will face the fallout as thousands of refugees flee the Taliban, giving fodder to far-right parties.

Foreign Policy · Jul 14, 2021

Chinese-U.S. Split Is Forcing Singapore to Choose Sides

There is no sweet spot to keep both Beijing and Washington happy, but that hasn’t kept Singapore from trying.

Foreign Policy · Jul 14, 2021

In Bosnia, Justice Delayed Is Justice Denied

The terrible truth is decades after the Bosnian War, the world has become too accustomed to war crimes.

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