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Foreign Policy · Joseph RachmanRivals Circle an Out-of-Touch Prabowo
Foreign Policy · Sarang ShidoreIs BRICS Losing Its Mojo?
Foreign Policy · James PalmerNepal’s Deadly Floods Put China and India on Edge
Foreign Policy · Alexandra SharpMoscow’s Moment of Global Summitry
Foreign Policy · Keith JohnsonTrump’s Venezuela Oil Deal Is a Farce
Foreign Policy · Bibek BhandariNepal Pays the Price for Climate Change
Foreign Policy · Elisabeth BrawCognitive Dissonance Dominates Hormuz
Foreign Policy · Stephen M. WaltWelcome to the New Defense-Dominant World
Foreign Policy · Anchal VohraThe U.N.’s Next Leader Will Be Either a Secretary or a General
Foreign Policy · Sam SkoveThe Free Speech Ideologue Taking on Europe
Foreign Policy · Xiao QianBeijing and Washington Can Build AI Safety Despite Mutual Distrust
Foreign Policy · Alexandra SharpU.S.-Iran Fighting Reignites
Foreign Policy · Sean YomJordan Sees Bigger Threat From Israel Than Iran
Foreign Policy · Brian FinucaneIt’s Time to Rein in Trump’s ‘Wars on Terror’
Foreign Policy · Ran Guo and Lizzi C. LeeChina Is Trying to Make AI Work for Health Care
Foreign Policy · Ravi AgrawalTrump Has Peaked
Foreign Policy · Julian E. ZelizerCan Scandals Influence Midterm Elections?
Foreign Policy · Alexandra SharpIceland’s EU Ambitions
Foreign Policy · Cameron Abadi and Adam ToozeWhy Are Yields on U.S. Treasury Bonds Rising?
Foreign Policy · Howard W. FrenchYes, We’re in an AI Bubble. Just Look to 1980s Japan.
Foreign Policy · Keith JohnsonA Book as Big as the War
Foreign Policy · Sarah Chatta and Ksenia MironovaNotes From Russia’s Literary Underground
Foreign Policy · Casey MichelJared Kushner Is the Face of American Oligarchy
Foreign Policy · Maddalena PolliGetting Confucius Wrong
Foreign Policy · Drew GormanWhat in the World?
Foreign Policy · Donggak HeoRussia and North Korea Are Scrambling Trump’s Alliance Strategy
Foreign Policy · Eric MargolisJapan’s Narrowing Path to Permanent Residency
Foreign Policy · Catherine OsbornWestern Hemisphere Progressives Plot a Comeback
Foreign Policy · C. Raja MohanThe SCO’s Diminishing Usefulness for India
Foreign Policy · Charles Edel and Kathryn PaikHow Washington Can Credibly Counter China in the Pacific
Foreign Policy · John Haltiwanger and Rishi IyengarSettler Violence Is Consuming the West Bank
Foreign Policy · Alexandra SharpDeath Toll Rises in Nepal-Tibet Flash Flood
Foreign Policy · Robert A. Manning and Giulia NeaherChina’s Success Is Forcing a U.S. AI Rethink
Foreign Policy · Kristina Kironska and Jan-ShaMyanmar Shows War Doesn’t Stop Mining
Foreign Policy · John HaltiwangerWhy North Korea Doesn’t Want to Meet With Trump
Foreign Policy · Cameron Abadi and Adam ToozeGermany’s Rhine River Is Drying Up
Foreign Policy · Sam SkoveDon’t Freak Out Over the Pentagon’s Europe Plans
Foreign Policy · William SposatoTrump Keeps Stabbing Japan in the Back
Foreign Policy · Michael HirshA Cabinet Full of Roy Cohns
Foreign Policy · Derek GrossmanTrump’s Freewheeling India Envoy Muddles South Asia Policy
Foreign Policy · Ravi AgrawalTrump’s Missile Math Problem
Foreign Policy · Anchal VohraTurkey’s Rise Is Israel’s New Problem
Foreign Policy · Rachel A. GeorgeAmericans Aren’t as Skeptical of Foreign Aid as Washington Thinks
Foreign Policy · Christopher SmartThe Geopolitics Behind Rising U.S. Bond Yields
Foreign Policy · Emma Ashford and Matthew RojanskyThe ‘Stability-Instability Paradox’ Comes for Markets
Foreign Policy · Alexandra SharpIran, Oman Agree to Temporary Strait of Hormuz Deal
Foreign Policy · Nosmot GbadamosiWhat an Extradition Trial Reveals About Moscow’s Influence in Africa
Foreign Policy · Gareth WatkinsThe U.K. Is Falling for Palantir’s Salesmanship
Foreign Policy · Saeid JafariWhy Iran Might Escalate
Foreign Policy · Gloria DickieWhy Iceland Might Finally Join the EU