Ravaged by a pandemic, a brutal war in Europe, and rising social unrest over unaffordable food and fuel, the world looks anything but safe. The combination of raging inflation, polarization, ...
By Catherine Osborn Welcome back to Foreign Policy’s Latin America Brief. The highlights this week: A bloody weekend in El Salvador prompts new questions about government-gang talks, the film Encanto wins big ...
Opium has remained a central part of Afghanistan’s economy since the departure of American forces in 2021 and the restoration of Taliban rule. The change of power in Kabul, however, ...
A portion of this year’s Oscars ceremony on March 27 will be devoted to celebrating the 50th anniversary of the release of The Godfather—the saga of an Italian American Mafia ...
Less than two weeks after Russian President Vladimir Putin’s forces invaded Ukraine, the British House of Commons on Monday passed a law to make it harder for Russia’s multibillionaire oligarchs ...
Leaders of the Taliban are pressing Washington to free an Afghan drug lord serving a life sentence in a U.S. prison in exchange for the release of an American engineer, ...
The late October release of an interview with George Kordahi on an Al Jazeera-affiliated program, filmed before he became Lebanon’s information minister, unleashed a diplomatic crisis. In the tape, Kordahi ...
In late November, Australia became the latest country to list the Base, a U.S.-based neo-Nazi group, as a terrorist organization. Australia’s move is indicative of militant white supremacist groups’ growing ...
Three drug busts in quick succession over the last month have revealed the extent of Saudi Arabia’s drug problem. First, in a rare gesture of cooperation, the Syrian government confiscated over ...
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