Foreign Affairs Magazine
The Autocrat’s Worst Enemy
Despots hate cities and the mayors who run them.
An Iranian Vision of the New Middle East
Ending the war and sustaining the peace requires a...
Pakistan Won the War in Iran
Islamabad and the new path to global power.
America’s Trillion-Dollar Failure
The Pentagon is broken, but Congress can fix it.
A Dangerous Game in the Arctic
Trump’s demands could derail progress on allied de...
The Lost Art of Coercion
Why Trump’s belligerence is a sign of weakness.
The Coming Clash Between China and Europe
Why a trade war can’t be avoided.
The World Is Giving Up on America
This time, anti-Americanism is different.
China Is Sabotaging the World That Enables Its Ris...
Beijing’s risky bet against the West.
How China Is Winning Friends and Influencing Peopl...
Private companies are making Beijing look good in ...
Putin Will Turn a Cease-Fire Into a Weapon
A new use for Russia’s old playbook in Ukraine.
Senegal Is on the Brink
The IMF, the World Bank, and the debt crisis that ...
America and Iran’s Strange Moment of Opportunity
How a deadlocked conflict can pave the way for pea...
How to Win the Defense Innovation Contest
America and its allies must pool their efforts.
Iran Is Losing Iraq
Baghdad goes its own way.
How to Save the UN From Irrelevance
Ending the peacekeeper’s paralysis.
Trump Is Remaking Latin America
The short-term results and the long-term risks of ...
Can the Private Sector Save Vietnam?
Why the Communist Party wants business to boom.
The Ukraine Lesson Taiwan Keeps Missing
It’s not the drones—It’s everything around them.
Build a Palestinian State
Fulfill the promise of self-determination and stab...








