Welcome back to Foreign Policy’s Latin America Brief. The highlights this week: We dive deep into the region’s economics, visiting a tech summit in Brazil, examining the U.S. sanctions snapback on Venezuela, ...
Iran’s attack on Israel over the weekend—with more than 300 munitions, including ballistic missiles and drones, launched directly from Iranian soil—was unprecedented in many ways. What was not unprecedented was ...
For months, if not years, governments and industries that rely on semiconductors have worried about the possibility of China invading Taiwan. The island, after all, makes about 92 percent of ...
FORT IRWIN, California—For as long as the United States has had an army, U.S. infantry soldiers have stuck by one motto: “Don’t shoot until you see the whites of their ...
Platforms like Google, Facebook, and Amazon are not only shaping our economy, but our society—with questions of privacy, monopoly power, online racial discrimination, misinformation, hate speech, incitement, and impacts on ...
Last summer, more than 2,000 people (including this reporter) gathered at a convention center in Las Vegas for one of the world’s biggest hacking conferences. Most of them were there ...
A transnational effort produced stark revelations about the extent of China’s malicious cyberactivities last week, with indictments and sanctions against Chinese government-linked hackers accusing them of targeting foreign government officials, ...
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