Foreign Policy10h
China Is Still Suffering an Economic Hangover
This year showed that there is no end in sight to the problems that began during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Foreign Policy9h
From Sudan to the Sahel, War Spreads
In Sudan, fighting between the Sudanese Armed Forces and the rebel Rapid Support Forces has not abated. Sudanese writers have ...
Foreign Policy1d
A Year of War Has Left the Middle East Less Stable
Of the many worrying developments across the Middle East this year, the direct military confrontation between Israel and Iran ...
Foreign Policy3d
Georgia Shows Why U.S. Policy in Eurasia Is Dangerously Outdated
By Anna Ohanyan, the Richard B. Finnegan distinguished professor of political science and international relations at ...
Foreign Policy3d
The Books FP’s Contributors Loved This Year
In 2024, Foreign Policy contributors read books that pushed them to reflect on their career experiences, reconsider the ...
Foreign Policy7d
Europe Is Ready to Team Up on China—if Trump Is
On Friday, in an early morning social media post, U.S. President-elect Donald Trump issued a clear threat to the European ...
Foreign Policy9d
Is the U.S. Answer to China’s Belt and Road Working?
The International Development Finance Corporation has put the United States more on the map, but China remains king of global ...
Foreign Policy6d
Will European Troops Enforce a Cease-Fire in Ukraine?
France is drumming up support for a peacekeeping force. It may be Europe’s only option to prevent an even bloodier war.
Foreign Policy8d
Without Women’s Rights, Syria Risks Failed-State Status
When women’s rights are ignored or actively suppressed, the broader social instability caused by these violations feeds into ...
Foreign Policy7d
What in the World?
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau attends a press conference in Ottawa on Oct. 14. Dave Chan/AFP via Getty Images ...
Foreign Policy7d
Why the Salt Typhoon Hack Is Freaking Everyone Out
Even in a year of high-profile Chinese cyberattacks, the Salt Typhoon campaign has stood out.