Last November’s summit between U.S. President Joe Biden and Chinese President Xi Jinping in Woodside, California, was hailed as a harbinger of progress in stabilizing a superpower relationship that was ...
Welcome to Foreign Policy’s South Asia Brief. The highlights this week: Pakistan’s judiciary-military rift deepens as the government attempts to ban Imran Khan’s party, the prime minister of Nepal is ousted, ...
Soon after seizing control of Buthidaung town in Myanmar’s northern Rakhine State from the Myanmar military in May, the separatist Arakan Army allegedly set fire to hundreds of homes belonging ...
Russia’s war in Ukraine dominated the NATO summit in Washington this week as the alliance unveiled plans to intensify support for Kyiv and offer an “irreversible” path to eventual membership ...
Officials at Fort Liberty, the U.S. Army post formerly known as Fort Bragg, distanced themselves on Thursday from a slide shown to soldiers during a briefing on Wednesday that featured ...
Welcome to Foreign Policy’s Africa Brief. The highlights this week: President William Ruto holds dialogue with Kenya’s protesters, negotiators seek a peace deal in Sudan, and the new U.K. government scraps the ...
The United Kingdom may have a population of only some 67 million, but militarily it punches far above its weight. It has a large army (though not large enough or ...
As the war in Ukraine trudges on, the Pentagon no longer has to worry too much about Russia’s ability to compete militarily with the United States. Moscow’s new pact with ...
Would the European Union’s eastern front-line states fight back like Ukraine if Russia attacked them? Unfortunately, this is no longer a hypothetical scenario: Hardly a day goes by without a ...
Former U.S. President Donald Trump said during the 2024 presidential debate on Thursday that Russian President Vladimir Putin would never have invaded Ukraine if he had remained in office. “If ...
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