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Spain’s Prime Minister Can’t Win When It Comes to Catalonia

Pedro Sánchez’s pardons represent a balanced response to a divisive issue—but both sides have denounced him.

Foreign Policy · Jul 9, 2021

Zuma’s Arrest Is a Victory for the Rule of Law in South Africa

By imprisoning a former president, the country has set an example for constitutional democracies across the world.

Foreign Policy · Jul 9, 2021

Fuzzynomics and 12 Other Attempts to Name Our New Era

We asked leading economists and thinkers to define the post-pandemic age.

Foreign Policy · Jul 9, 2021

Lina Khan Has Her Own Antitrust Paradox

As the Federal Trade Commission chair, the best thing she can do to regulate tech is nothing.

Foreign Policy · Jul 7, 2021

The Geopolitical Fault Line Behind the Attack on Tbilisi Pride

LGBT rights are at the center of the struggle over Georgia’s Western leanings.

Foreign Policy · Jul 7, 2021

North Korea Needs the Bomb to Protect Itself From America

Pyongyang isn’t crazy, just focused on a credible threat.

Foreign Policy · Jul 7, 2021

‘Biden Has a Much Tougher Job Than Nixon Did’

The author of a new book about Richard Nixon’s transformation of the global economy 50 years ago sees parallels to today—only conditions are worse.

Foreign Policy · Jul 7, 2021

France Bids Adieu to Its Military Mission in West Africa

But banishing the neocolonial approach is easier said than done.

Foreign Policy · Jul 7, 2021

Nigeria’s Government Failings Are Fueling Separatist Movements

The center needs to address concerns, not arrest dissidents.

Foreign Policy · Jul 7, 2021

If the Taliban Wins the War, Can They Still Lose the Peace?

The United States vowed to destroy the Taliban. Today, they are stronger than ever. But will that last?

Foreign Policy · Jul 7, 2021