Welcome back to Foreign Policy’s Latin America Brief. The highlights this week: Brazil and Uruguay shake up the status quo in customs union Mercosur, the Community of Latin American and Caribbean States ...
TEL AVIV, Israel—Throughout his combined 15 years in power, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has weathered countless public protests and demonstrations. The most recent, against his new government’s planned overhaul ...
Welcome to Foreign Policy’s Africa Brief. The highlights this week: A Kagame critic is found dead in Rwanda, gender equality laws in Sierra Leone, and why Facebook’s missing moderators matter in Africa. ...
About 60 miles south of the center of Beijing, a new city is being built as a showcase of high-tech ecologically friendly development. Its massive high-speed rail station and “city ...
One month after China put an end to its zero-COVID policy—and three years after it announced that a new pandemic was underway—infections are spreading rapidly across the country. The surge ...
Japan made global headlines in December with its new National Security Strategy, which dropped the country’s post-World War II pacifist posture to call for counterstrike capabilities. Less visible but in ...
For much of the past year, and since his invasion of Ukraine last February, Russian President Vladimir Putin has been riding high on his supposed energy omnipotence, holding the global ...
In mid-November, a glassy Saks Fifth Avenue-like department store opened in Caracas’s wealthy commercial district of Las Mercedes. The store, Avanti, is owned by a Palestinian-Venezuelan businessman and sells high-end ...
The United States has observed a national holiday dedicated to the life of Martin Luther King Jr. since 1986. King was a monumental figure in U.S. history, a tireless fighter ...
In October, the Biden administration announced sweeping export controls on semiconductors to China. Denying access to chips is necessary, the administration said, to keep them out of Chinese weapons and ...
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