All articles from Foreign Affairs
How to Secure the Sky
America needs a defense against drones.
How China Carved Up Myanmar
Beijing’s strategy to create stability through dependence.
Erdogan’s Imperial Delusions
Turkish power does not match the president’s ambitions.
Erdogan’s Imperial Illusions
Turkish power does not match the president’s ambitions.
With Great Power Comes Great Insecurity
Why stronger states are more fearful than weaker ones.
Letter to the Editor: Qatar Is a Partner for Peace
A response to “Israel’s Vision of Victory”
Can Germany Afford to Be Europe’s Protector?
A stronger military requires a stronger economy.
Gaza’s New Normal
Persistent limited conflict is more likely than peace.
How America and Iran Can Break the Nuclear Deadlock
Ending the cycle of hostility and threats.
Are Japan and South Korea Poised for a Historic Breakthrough?
An unlikely partnership could allow Tokyo and Seoul to counter China.
The Middle East’s Most Overlooked Threat
How the Houthis—and a new civil war in Yemen—could upend the post-Gaza balance of power.
Europe Is Missing Its Moment
It’s time to finally reform—or risk irrelevance.
The Allies After America
In search of Plan B.
Latin America’s Revolution of the Right
China’s Long Economic War
How Beijing builds leverage for indefinite competition.
The Illiberal International
Authoritarian cooperation is reshaping the global order.
The Weakness of the Strongmen
How to Survive in a Multialigned World
The Indian way of strategic diversification.
The Dark Side of China’s Success
A Response to “The Real China Model”
The Illusion of Nuclear Deterrence
A Response to “Europe’s Bad Nuclear Options”
What Trump’s National Security Strategy Gets Right
Despite the bombastic rhetoric, America Isn’t retreating.
The Needless Rift Between America and Colombia
How to rescue Washington’s most important partnership in Latin America.
America’s Drone Delusion
Why the lessons of Ukraine don’t apply to a conflict with China.