Across the North Korean Border in China, an Economic Winter That Never Ends The pandemic killed hopes of a trade boom. Foreign Policy · Jun 11, 2021
Sustainable Investment Is Flooding the Market And Latin America is poised for a windfall. Foreign Policy · Jun 11, 2021
Vaccine Diplomacy Boosts China’s Standing in Latin America Beijing has increased its leverage in the region—but Washington can still stage a comeback. Foreign Policy · Jun 11, 2021
Unlucky Tokyo Rolls the Olympic Dice—Again With cancellation so prominent in Japan’s Olympic history, Tokyo 2021 has emerged as a cautionary tale. Foreign Policy · Jun 11, 2021
Asia’s Stakes in the Biden-Putin Summit Geopolitical shifts have put a U.S.-Russian detente in the interest of much of Asia. Foreign Policy · Jun 11, 2021
Lack of Vaccines Fuels Terrorism in Africa To avoid more instability, it is time for all wealthy nations to start sharing. Foreign Policy · Jun 10, 2021
Why the United States Can’t Touch Iran’s Atlantic-Bound Warships International law blocks direct action on sovereign vessels even if they’re violating U.S. sanctions. Foreign Policy · Jun 10, 2021
Biden Is Everything Europe Asked For On his first trip abroad, the new U.S. president is renewing old friendships—and bringing a winning post-pandemic agenda for the West. Foreign Policy · Jun 10, 2021
No European Honeymoon in Biden’s First Overseas Trip The United States wants to mend fences with NATO—and revamp the defense alliance to face new threats like China. Foreign Policy · Jun 10, 2021
Did Ortega Just Kill Nicaragua’s Democracy? His arrests of opposition candidates could seal the country’s political fate, but not if Biden fights back now. Foreign Policy · Jun 9, 2021
China’s Diplomacy Is Limiting Its Own Ambitions Beijing’s self-imposed problems make it a less threatening challenger than it seems. Foreign Policy · Jun 9, 2021
After the Pandemic, the EU Must Prove Its Worth To revive the project, Europe’s leaders should reassert the union as a global power. Foreign Policy · Jun 9, 2021
Biden to Prod Putin on Syria Relief Russia’s blockage of aid deliveries threatens to make Syria’s humanitarian disaster the worst it’s been since the war began. Foreign Policy · Jun 9, 2021
The Ever Given Crew Are Still Stuck at Sea Here’s why and what their story means for other seafarers. Foreign Policy · Jun 9, 2021
Foreign Policy · Jun 9, 2021 Lebanon’s Economic Woes Threaten Terrorism Tribunal Without new funding, the Special Tribunal for Lebanon will close next month with little to show for more than a decade of work.
Foreign Policy · Jun 9, 2021 The Biden-Putin Summit Can Kick-Start a Deal on Syria Only Washington has the carrots and sticks to steer the conflict towards resolution.
Foreign Policy · Jun 8, 2021 Is Biden’s Global Corporate Tax a Revolution—or a Retreat? Progressives are upset with Biden’s modest proposal, but if implemented it would be a big step in global tax reform.
Foreign Policy · Jun 8, 2021 Beijing Plans a Slow Genocide in Xinjiang Chinese officials’ own words speak to plans to reduce Uyghur births.
Foreign Policy · Jun 8, 2021 As the Clock Ticks, Japanese Wonder If the Olympics Are Worth the Risk Opponents are calling foul, but the data suggests the event can be pulled off.
Foreign Policy · Jun 8, 2021 The Asian Development Bank’s Green Future The ADB won’t finance coal, but its bans on dirty fuel may not go far enough.
Foreign Policy · Jun 8, 2021 People Want Free Speech—for Themselves In a new global survey, respondents overwhelmingly supported freedom of expression—for anyone they agree with.
Foreign Policy · Jun 8, 2021 In Meeting With Erdogan, Biden Holds the Power And he should use it to push for these three changes.
Foreign Policy · Jun 8, 2021 Pacific Commanders Want More Money for Biden’s Asia Pivot Military leaders want to “seize the initiative” against China.
Foreign Policy · Jun 8, 2021 We Need a Better Game Plan to Reach Global Herd Immunity The world is still vaccinating the few while neglecting the many.
Foreign Policy · Jun 8, 2021 The Abraham Accords Passed Their First Big Test When war broke out in Gaza, Arab countries chose rapprochement with Israel over solidarity with Palestinians.