Scientists project that the world will likely cross over the 1.5 degrees Celsius redline set under the Paris Agreement in the next few years, unleashing more disasters like those that ...
Buzzwords in Brussels come and go. In 2021, the concept of “strategic autonomy” was all the rage in Europe’s corridors of power. In theory, it was meant to signal greater ...
Welcome back to World Brief. Thanks to FP’s Robbie Gramer for coming in with an assist on U.S. Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo’s trip to China. Also on today’s agenda, we’re ...
For years, American consumers unwittingly bought products from T-shirts to solar panels sourced from Xinjiang, where researchers have found that the Chinese government has used a vast forced labor system ...
Welcome to Foreign Policy’s Africa Brief. The highlights this week: Coup leaders in Niger threaten to prosecute deposed president for treason, Ethiopia’s latest conflict hits its Amhara region, and Uganda looks for new lenders after ...
While everyone is watching the latest drama unfold in the Black Sea, mysterious shipping journeys are taking place in the Caspian Sea. The massive lake—the world’s largest—is bordered by Kazakhstan, ...
China’s ambitions in Europe suffered a major setback this week when Italy signaled plans to leave Beijing’s flagship foreign-policy program, the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI), underscoring a broader shift ...
Few U.S. presidents have done as much as Joe Biden to strengthen ties with African nations. Few U.S. presidents have done as much as Joe Biden to strengthen ties with ...
Welcome back to World Brief, where we’re looking at new grain promises at the Russia-Africa summit, a coup in Niger, and U.S.-Italy dialogue at the White House. Welcome back to ...
Former U.S. President Donald Trump has been out of office for more than two years, but total decoupling from China could be back on the menu if the MAGA world ...
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