The Kleptocrat’s Sidekick by Foreign Policy April 18, 2025 London, you may be aware, is the place to be if you’re a shadowy individual with piles of ill-gotten money... Read more
U.S. Conducts Its Deadliest-Known Recent Strike on Houthi Oil Port by Foreign Policy April 18, 2025 Welcome back to World Brief, where we’re looking at Washington’s military campaign against Yemen’s Houthis, a U.S. threat to abandon... Read more
A Nuclear Deal With Iran Is Possible—but Only if the U.S. Learns From History by Foreign Policy April 18, 2025 As the second round of nuclear talks between the United States and Iran get underway this weekend, suspicion and distrust... Read more
What the Stoic Philosophers Can Teach Today’s Policymakers by Foreign Policy April 18, 2025 The first months of President Donald Trump’s return to the White House have been disorienting. Talk of making Canada the... Read more
When Vegetarians Become Vigilantes by Foreign Policy April 18, 2025 Sometime in 2014, the Indian writer V. Gangadhar was at the crowded Kuwait Airways counter at New York’s John F.... Read more
Trump’s Predatory Capitalism Does Nothing for America’s Workers by Foreign Policy April 18, 2025 It has become accepted wisdom that U.S. President Donald Trump’s populist message has been effective because it has criticized a... Read more
Is Israel Preparing for a Long-term Occupation of Gaza? by Foreign Policy April 17, 2025 Welcome back to Foreign Policy’s Situation Report. We’ve got some exciting news: Rishi is officially teaming up with John as... Read more
How Far Will the U.S.-China Trade War Go? by Foreign Policy April 17, 2025 The relationship between the world’s two biggest economies is in its most serious crisis in nearly five decades. Every time... Read more
Europe Pushes U.S. to Take Tougher Stance on Russia by Foreign Policy April 17, 2025 Welcome back to World Brief, where we’re looking at trans-Atlantic engagement on the Russia-Ukraine war, an all-out paramilitary offensive in... Read more
Can a Conservative Win Back Canada? by Foreign Policy April 17, 2025 In 1999, Pierre Poilievre, then a 20-year-old commerce student at the University of Calgary, pulled an all-nighter to enter a... Read more
Beloved family men identified as victims killed in FSU mass shooting: ‘Living a nightmare’ April 18, 2025
Judge orders Trump administration to tell fired workers they were not let go for poor performance April 18, 2025