Tag: Foreign & Public Diplomacy

Welcome to Foreign Policy’s China Brief. I’m Lili Pike, a staff writer covering China. I’m standing in for James Palmer while he’s away this week. The highlights this week: China ...

Amid the recurring thrust and parry of attacks between Israel and Iran in recent months, a parallel track of cease-fire talks has also followed a pattern: a flurry of diplomacy ...

In 1999, American bombers accidentally blew up China’s embassy during an attack on Belgrade, killing three. The Chinese reacted with outrage, demanding reparations and official apologies. To prove their seriousness, ...

Welcome back to World Brief, where we’re looking at India’s potential role in future Russia-Ukraine peace talks, infighting among top Israeli officials, and a final ruling on Venezuela’s disputed presidential ...

When Narendra Modi became India’s prime minister 10 years ago, those invited to his swearing-in included leaders of every South Asian country. This reflected his “Neighborhood First” foreign policy, which ...

In July, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi visited Moscow and greeted Russian President Vladimir Putin with a bear hug. The same day, Russia launched deadly airstrikes across Ukraine, hitting the ...

Welcome back to World Brief, where we’re looking at Israel’s latest hostage operation, violence against medical professionals in India, and Nicaragua banning more than a thousand civil society organizations. Welcome ...

Welcome to Foreign Policy’s China Brief. I’m Lili Pike, a staff writer covering China. I’m standing in for James while he’s away this week and next. The highlights this week: ...

Since the end of the Cold War, the role of nuclear weapons has only grown. Nuclear arsenals are being strengthened around the world, with many nuclear states continuing to modernize their ...

Over the past three and a half years, U.S. Vice President Kamala Harris has faithfully echoed her boss, U.S. President Joe Biden, by invoking pretty much the same hegemonic worldview ...