When climate talks between the United States and China broke down earlier this year, Beijing was still engaging with at least one other major Western player: Brussels. And when Beijing ...
Serbia and Switzerland face off tonight in the final round of group fixtures at the 2022 World Cup in what has become one of the great geopolitical grudge matches in ...
Welcome back to Foreign Policy’s Latin America Brief. The highlights this week: Gulf states tap into the soft power of South American soccer, talks between the Venezuelan government and opposition resume, ...
It’s fair to say that very little was expected of this year’s G-20 summit in Bali, Indonesia. Although the grouping represents 60 percent of the world’s population and more than ...
China’s infamous zero-COVID controls and restrictions on international travel have left the country more isolated than at any time since the mid-1970s. Many Chinese urbanites see their country shifting in ...
Why is the sky always falling in debates about U.S. intervention? Disaster-mongering has tended to pervade U.S. efforts to garner public support for policies since the creation of the Truman ...
Russia’s war in Ukraine seems to be entering a new phase. Moscow has had several recent setbacks, including the loss of territories it had occupied in Ukraine’s east and, perhaps ...
For Asia, there is bad news and good news from the National Security Strategy released by the Biden administration last week. First, the bad: Washington’s decision to double down on ...
We don’t know how exactly this war will end, but we do know that Russia will not win. Even if Russian President Vladimir Putin’s strained mobilization of hundreds of thousands ...
The international community is now preparing for Xi Jinping to remain in power as China’s supreme leader for an extended period. The Chinese Communist Party’s 20th National Congress, convening in ...
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