The new year has begun with a grim sense that there are too many global conflicts and crises happening simultaneously, with many of the old tools of aid, diplomacy, and ...
The gap between Democrats and Republicans on U.S. foreign policy—once an area of relative bipartisan consensus—has widened over the years, especially as the Republican Party has evolved. In a preelection ...
Last week, there was much handwringing in Western capitals over Russia’s hosting of the BRICS summit in the city of Kazan. Western nations have poured resources into ostracizing Russia since ...
Welcome back to Foreign Policy’s Situation Report. It’s day three of the high-level week here at the United Nations, and everything is still gridlocked, from the traffic outside to the ...