All articles from Foreign Affairs
Trump’s Year of Living Dangerously
How Trump's second term is reshaping America and the world.
The Folly of India’s Illiberal Hegemony
China gains from New Delhi’s support for South Asian autocrats.
Ukraine’s Hardest Winter
With the Donbas in peril, Europe must pressure Russia now.
A Hidden Hunger Crisis Is Destabilizing the World
Food insecurity provokes violence—and weakens even wealthy states.
How Netanyahu Survives
Divide and conquer in Gaza and at home.
America’s Self-Defeating China Strategy
A policy that confuses strength and weakness.
Milei’s Tightrope Act
Why the Argentine president will struggle to exploit his new mandate.
Global Climate Policy Is Broken
Fixating on emissions won’t decarbonize the world’s economy.
Terror Returns to Darfur
Only American pressure can stop the killing in Sudan.
How War in Taiwan Ends
Even if deterrence fails, America could thwart China.
The Cheney Effect
How Dick Cheney became the accidental architect of Trump’s power.
The Cheney Effect
How Dick Cheney became the accidental architect of Trump’s power.
The Case for Trump’s Second-Term Foreign Policy
Peace through strength is delivering stability and security.
The Slow Death of Russian Oil
Why Ukraine’s campaign against Moscow’s energy sector is working.
Japan Can Keep the Indo-Pacific Open and Free
With America stepping back, Tokyo should step up.
Making Multipolarity Work
How America should navigate a new global order.
The Pacific Islands Challenge
In America’s tug of war with China, oceanic democracy is caught in the middle.
The Regime Change Temptation in Venezuela
If past is prologue, a U.S. attempt to overthrow Maduro would not end well.
The Fantasy of a New Middle East
Israel cannot destroy its way to peace.
How to Put IR Theory Into Practice
American strategists should think more like social scientists.