Throughout the 21 months of Israel’s catastrophic offensive in Gaza, a parallel struggle has been underway in the United States—one with monumental consequences for America’s future as well as that...

Welcome back to Foreign Policy’s Situation Report and a happy belated birthday to John, who turned on Tuesday and promptly conducted an in-depth interview with former Israeli Prime Minister Ehud...

Six months into President Donald Trump’s second term, European leaders find themselves in a vulnerable geopolitical position. Although U.S. support for Ukraine has moved in a more positive direction for...

“We are working to save our Druze brothers,” Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu declared on July 16 as Israel targeted the Syrian military’s headquarters in Damascus. Netanyahu’s comments came after...

India thought it had found clear waters. Initial U.S. and European hand-wringing over New Delhi’s continued purchases of Russian oil despite Russia’s invasion of Ukraine gave way to a grudging...

On July 11, U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio carried out his State Department overhaul plan by laying off more than 1,300 career public servants. Though the details remain unclear,...

The foreign-policy experts and practitioners who have devoted their careers to liberal causes have had a rough six months. Since U.S. President Donald Trump reentered office, he has upended their...

Although U.S. President Donald Trump has said little or nothing in public about defending human rights and freedoms abroad, both of his administrations have taken steps to reform the way...

Progress toward gender equality is far from straightforward. There is a growing tide of concern regarding youth masculinity, with an increasing number of young men exhibiting less progressive views on...

Welcome to Foreign Policy’s South Asia Brief. The highlights this week: Afghanistan grapples with a refugee crisis as Iran rapidly expels tens of thousands of people, a Bangladeshi Air Force plane...