Reading media reports, one could get the impression that Moscow is easily skirting Western sanctions. Articles abound describing how murky firms in Kazakhstan, Turkey, or the United Arab Emirates are ...
Welcome back to World Brief, where we’re looking at Russia’s extension of the Black Sea Grain Initiative, the dissolution of Ecuador’s parliament amid impeachment hearings, and rising global temperature warnings ...
Welcome back to World Brief, where we’re looking at U.S. sanctions on a Hungary-based bank, the FBI arrest of a suspect in the U.S. classified intelligence leak, and Japan’s missile ...
In recent years, Washington has made historic strides in its semiconductor policy by recognizing that chips are perhaps the most important part of the United States’ techno-economic rivalry with China. ...
Relations between the West and Iran have hit an unprecedented low point. Tensions have risen sharply in the past six months: Iran has stonewalled nuclear talks, provided drones to Russia ...
This week marks the first anniversary of not only Russia’s invasion of Ukraine but also the imposition of stringent sanctions on Moscow in response to its attack. These measures—and the ...
Last week, two experts on sanctions—Agathe Demarais and Nicholas Mulder—debated the effectiveness of U.S. economic pressure on Russia with FP’s Ravi Agrawal. On the one hand, both agreed, U.S. sanctions ...
Welcome back to Foreign Policy’s Latin America Brief. Below, we preview some of the biggest stories we’ll be following in 2023, including how new approaches to the ongoing crisis in Venezuela ...
The grave human rights conditions in China’s Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region, where Uyghur Muslims and other religious and ethnic minorities are subjected to internment and forced labor, among other abuses, ...
When Western leaders announced on Dec. 2 that they had agreed on a $60 price cap on Russian oil exports, they trumpeted it as a bold multinational achievement in energy ...
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