Getting the Quad Right Is Biden’s Most Important Job The Quadrilateral Security Dialogue is the best hope for standing up to China. Foreign Policy · Mar 10, 2021
The Shrinking Chinese State A look at Beijing’s spending suggests that Western fears of its influence may be misdirected. Foreign Policy · Mar 10, 2021
Where Face Masks Are Required but Burqas Are Banned Switzerland’s crackdown on Islamic symbols is normalizing anti-Muslim bigotry across the political spectrum. Foreign Policy · Mar 10, 2021
Is Brexit Driving Gibraltar Into Europe’s Arms? The territory at the tip of Spain will remain British on paper, but in practice Brexit has brought it closer to the EU than ever… Foreign Policy · Mar 10, 2021
Will Oil Spill Conspiracy Theories Help Netanyahu Win? Israeli voters face a toxic sludge and dubious propaganda about Libya and Iran as they head to the polls. Foreign Policy · Mar 10, 2021
Iran Is Starting to Want the Bomb The U.S. maximum pressure campaign accidentally spurred a strategic shift in Tehran. Foreign Policy · Mar 10, 2021
President Biden Must Follow the Advice of Candidate Biden on Iran Despite criticizing the maximum pressure campaign, the new administration is continuing Trump’s policies—and sending the wrong message to Tehran. Foreign Policy · Mar 10, 2021
Saving Lives Saves Livelihoods For rich countries, there was always only one right answer: Impose strict early lockdowns to crush the virus and enable a return to economic growth. Foreign Policy · Mar 9, 2021
UNDP Memo Echoes Ethiopian Talking Points on Tigray Agency memo sidesteps questions around government’s role in Tigray. Foreign Policy · Mar 9, 2021
Erdogan’s Last-Ditch Power Play Turkey’s president cracks down on a major pro-Kurdish opposition party. Foreign Policy · Mar 9, 2021
All Politics Is Personalized Around the world, political leaders have amassed power by weakening their parties, and democracy may never recover. Foreign Policy · Mar 9, 2021
Scottish Independence Is a Security Problem for the United States U.S. President Joe Biden should use his voice to persuade Scots to stay with the United Kingdom. Foreign Policy · Mar 8, 2021
The U.S. Shouldn’t Be Afraid of China Overreaction may be more dangerous than Beijing itself. Foreign Policy · Mar 8, 2021
Meghan’s Revelations Have Destroyed Black Britons’ Trust in the Monarchy The palace blew a chance to heal Britain’s historically brutal relationship with race. Foreign Policy · Mar 8, 2021
Foreign Policy · Mar 8, 2021 As India’s Physical Borders Quiet Down, Its Virtual Ones Are Under Siege Cyberattacks from China are on the rise, but the United States can help.
Foreign Policy · Mar 8, 2021 In Race Against Time, Biden Officials Launch New Afghan Peace Drive Washington’s latest proposal would draw on Beijing, Moscow, and Tehran for support.
Foreign Policy · Mar 8, 2021 Israel Is the Arab World’s New Soft Power Arab countries are increasingly competing to deepen ties with their former enemy.
Foreign Policy · Mar 8, 2021 The U.N. Must End the Horrors of Ethiopia’s Tigray War Recent human rights investigations confirm the atrocities that journalists reported in November. A strong multilateral push can force an Eritrean withdrawal and put the region…
Foreign Policy · Mar 7, 2021 Ancient Greece Had Hard Lessons on Partisan ‘Stasis’ For the Greeks, factionalism and civil strife went together.
Foreign Policy · Mar 6, 2021 Seeking Truth From Fiction The provocative short stories in “Land of Big Numbers” offer a window into ordinary life in China with rich material from a reporter’s notebook.
Foreign Policy · Mar 6, 2021 To Face Off Against China, Copy Its Playbook Biden should unite allies with a giant “Made in the Free World” project.
Foreign Policy · Mar 5, 2021 How Eight Pacific Island States Are Saving the World’s Tuna They have created a strikingly successful scheme that prevents overfishing and raises local incomes at once.
Foreign Policy · Mar 5, 2021 Dissidents Aren’t Saints The organized campaign against Alexei Navalny was damaging and misplaced.
Foreign Policy · Mar 5, 2021 Biden’s Stimulus Is the Dawn of a New Economic Era The United States’ massive relief package is more than a technocratic policy. It’s a democratic triumph.
Foreign Policy · Mar 5, 2021 In ‘The Committed,’ Revolution and Colonialism Turn Into Crime Viet Thanh Nguyen’s sequel moves from the United States to France but stays revolutionary.