Boris Johnson’s Buffoonery Is No Longer Funny The publication of the British prime minister’s cellphone number is the latest debacle to hit a scandal-plagued government. Foreign Policy · Apr 30, 2021
America Shouldn’t Play Favorites With Vaccines Leave trading favors for shots to China and Russia. Foreign Policy · Apr 30, 2021
Huawei Is Bad for Business The Chinese telecommunications firm is risky for companies, not just governments. Foreign Policy · Apr 30, 2021
Modi Fiddles While India Burns What’s unfolding in India is a devastating carnage precipitated by its self-enamored leader. Foreign Policy · Apr 30, 2021
Biden’s Goldilocks Foreign Policy “America is back” wrestles with the lingering imprint of “America First.” Foreign Policy · Apr 30, 2021
America, the Afghan Tragedy, and the Subcontinent Four decades of U.S. involvement in Afghanistan have left South Asia transformed—and on the cusp of a realignment. Foreign Policy · Apr 30, 2021
Russia Can’t Afford to Block Twitter—Yet Online censorship is bogged down in technical difficulties. Foreign Policy · Apr 30, 2021
Afghanistan Can’t Achieve Stability Without Women To reach a gender-conscious peace deal with the Taliban, Afghan negotiators need more time—and U.S. support. Foreign Policy · Apr 30, 2021
Putin Is No Unicorn “Weak Strongman” argues that to better understand Russia, we need to move past our fixation with its president. Foreign Policy · Apr 30, 2021
The Aristocratic Ineptitude of Ursula Von Der Leyen How the EU president’s family connections explain her rise to power—and failures using it during the pandemic. Foreign Policy · Apr 30, 2021
Health Experts Slam Biden’s ‘Massive’ Global Leadership Failure Biden’s speech to Congress ignores his dithering on COVID-19 vaccine patents, jeopardizing millions of lives in other nations, critics say. Foreign Policy · Apr 29, 2021
Vaccines Will Shape the New Geopolitical Order The gulf between haves and have-nots is only growing. Foreign Policy · Apr 29, 2021
Biden Goes Off-Script on China The U.S. president’s first 100 days in office show foreign policy is (nearly) all about domestic policy. Foreign Policy · Apr 29, 2021
What Biden Should Learn From Indochina France’s withdrawal shows sometimes the costs of maintaining the status quo are higher than the costs of a drastic policy change. Foreign Policy · Apr 29, 2021
Foreign Policy · Apr 29, 2021 Why Mohammed bin Salman Suddenly Wants to Talk to Iran Secret meetings have been going on at least since January, catalyzed by the specter of U.S. withdrawal from the region.
Foreign Policy · Apr 29, 2021 Only Washington Can Save the Renaissance Dam Negotiations Now Since Ethiopia has hampered negotiations, Egypt needs the United States to preserve its access to the Nile.
Foreign Policy · Apr 29, 2021 For Turkey’s Armenians, Biden’s Genocide Declaration Makes Little Difference A century after the mass killings, Armenians in Turkey are still outcasts.
Foreign Policy · Apr 29, 2021 Nigeria’s President Should Resign Muhammadu Buhari has failed to provide the security and stability he promised.
Foreign Policy · Apr 29, 2021 Is History Coming for Sisi’s Regime? The clearest perspective on Egypt’s current military ruler is offered by a dissident who has seen previous ones rise—and fall.
Foreign Policy · Apr 29, 2021 How to Break the Logjam Over Nord Stream 2 The Russo-German pipeline has zero impact on European security. But Ukraine should be helped.
Foreign Policy · Apr 28, 2021 Give the U.S. Navy the Army’s Money To meet challenges from China, the rule of thirds must be broken.
Foreign Policy · Apr 28, 2021 Biden’s $90 Billion Bailout to Tehran Rejoining the Iran deal could undo years of progress in the Middle East.
Foreign Policy · Apr 28, 2021 Erdogan Is Digging a Hole He Can’t Escape Plans to build a new channel through Istanbul will come with serious domestic, international, and environmental costs.
Foreign Policy · Apr 28, 2021 Biden Can’t Avoid Getting Tough on Europe Much Longer The fuzzy goodwill between Washington and Europe has lulled the continent into a false comfort.
Foreign Policy · Apr 28, 2021 Biden Must Back Money With Real Strategy To cope with climate change, the Indo-Pacific needs a Marshall Plan.