Records Expose China’s Maritime Militia at Whitsun Reef Beijing claims they are fishing vessels. The data shows otherwise. Foreign Policy · Mar 29, 2021
China and Europe Are Breaking Over Human Rights Europe’s leaders want autonomy to strike deals with Beijing, but public outcry over the Uyghurs is forcing their hand. Foreign Policy · Mar 29, 2021
Biden Must Follow the Law and Sanction Nord Stream Now Why has the administration been so half-hearted on a malign Russian influence project? Foreign Policy · Mar 29, 2021
This Is Europe’s Vaccine Rollout Going According to Plan Member states are shirking responsibility for the system they designed—even when they’re the primary beneficiaries. Foreign Policy · Mar 29, 2021
Will It Ever Be Anwar Ibrahim’s Turn? At 73, Malaysia’s embattled opposition leader has had the top job snatched away from him every time. Foreign Policy · Mar 28, 2021
Rio de Janeiro Faces Perfect Storm of Climate Change Coastal cities need to experiment with different strategies to boost resilience. Foreign Policy · Mar 27, 2021
‘Baizuo’ Is a Chinese Word Conservatives Love Whether you support Xi or Trump, sneering at progressives is a shared hobby. Foreign Policy · Mar 27, 2021
Biden Looks to Contain China—but Where’s the Asian NATO? The United States needs a game plan for a continent that’s home to two-thirds of the world’s population and its biggest rival. Foreign Policy · Mar 26, 2021
Social Media Is an Intel Gold Mine. Why Aren’t Governments Using It? “To platform or to deplatform” is the wrong debate. Foreign Policy · Mar 26, 2021
How a U.S.-Iran Deal Helps Red States Republican districts stand to benefit most from the economic windfall that a revived JCPOA would bring. Foreign Policy · Mar 26, 2021
Don’t Fear the Future Americans have to learn to see promise, not threat, ahead again. Foreign Policy · Mar 26, 2021
Has Israel Pushed Realpolitik to Its Limits? Two new books examine how an isolated state managed to expand its diplomatic horizons. Foreign Policy · Mar 26, 2021
Biden Takes Small Steps Toward Feminist Foreign Policy Biden’s push for gender equality is a huge change from Trump, but experts stop short of calling it a feminist foreign policy. Foreign Policy · Mar 26, 2021
We All Live in Germany’s World How the German government accelerated the 20th century’s economic march toward neoliberalism. Foreign Policy · Mar 26, 2021
Foreign Policy · Mar 26, 2021 The Wounds of the Bosnian Genocide Haven’t Healed An Oscar-nominated film exposes the crimes of Srebrenica at a time when the perpetrators are still celebrated in Serbia and beyond.
Foreign Policy · Mar 26, 2021 Now Russia Has Its Own Ultimatum for Twitter If Twitter doesn’t remove content Putin dislikes, he’ll ban it. But that will hurt him more than the platform.
Foreign Policy · Mar 26, 2021 Europeans Fear Iran Nuclear Window Closing The Biden administration rebuffed European pleas to lift some sanctions in its first weeks in office.
Foreign Policy · Mar 26, 2021 Did Israel’s Security State Fail the COVID Test? Netanyahu's focus on maintaining ultra-Orthodox support as the pandemic raged didn’t help him win, but it has left deep scars.
Foreign Policy · Mar 25, 2021 Making Peace With Iran and North Korea Could Be Good for U.S. Workers Trump tied American jobs to endless wars in the Middle East. Biden should link them to renewed diplomacy.
Foreign Policy · Mar 25, 2021 At China’s Borders, “Vaccine Passports” Just Got Real In announcing it would prioritize travelers who had received Chinese-made vaccines, Beijing sparked outrage in countries where those aren’t available.
Foreign Policy · Mar 25, 2021 India Joins the Afghan Peace Negotiations Long sidelined by Islamabad, Moscow, and Beijing, New Delhi is finally taking a seat at the table.
Foreign Policy · Mar 25, 2021 How Liberals Lost in Israel The decline of Israeli democracy holds lessons for the United States.
Foreign Policy · Mar 25, 2021 Why Is U.S. National Security Run by a Bunch of Benchwarmers? Biden has named nominees for only 16 of over 300 top posts.
Foreign Policy · Mar 25, 2021 Are Europe’s Syrians Still Refugees? The migrants who fled the Syrian war now want real membership in their new home countries.
Foreign Policy · Mar 25, 2021 50 Years After Independence, Bangladesh Bursts Into Geopolitics The country is on the cusp of a second liberation—one that would end its relative isolation.