For two weeks now, soldiers of what Russian President Vladimir Putin considers a “Nazi regime” have been pouring over the border in the first foreign occupation of Russia since World ...
Welcome back to World Brief, where we’re looking at the latest battlefield advances from Ukraine and Russia, hopes for humanitarian relief in Sudan, and Thailand’s new prime minister. Welcome back ...
Matt Kroenig: Hi Emma, Washington is usually pretty quiet in August, with many people on vacation, and I know I’m enjoying the downtime. Are you relaxing during the last few ...
Welcome back to World Brief, where we’re looking at the empty seat at Gaza cease-fire talks, Ukraine’s possible involvement in the Nord Stream explosions, and the World Health Organization declaring ...
When the U.S. and Philippine militaries concluded their largest-ever joint military exercises on May 8, they cemented a surprisingly robust security alliance that is crucial to containing China—both in the ...
Ahmad Haidari last saw his wife and four children on a warm summer day in early August 2021, in Kabul. His 1-year-old daughter followed him around the house, hugging him ...
Ukrainian offensives onto Russian soil, such as the one currently underway in the Kursk region, present an opportunity to end the war more quickly as part of a wider strategy ...
Welcome back to World Brief, where we’re looking at Ukraine’s ongoing offensive inside Russia, leadership shake-ups in Japan and Thailand, and peace talks to end Sudan’s civil war. P.S. If ...
As Ukrainian forces expand their area of control in Russia’s Kursk region in the second week of their incursion, it’s clear that they will eventually have to go home. After ...
Welcome to Foreign Policy’s Africa Brief. The highlights this week: President Kais Saied allows only two opponents in Tunisia’s election, the United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia plan to attend Sudan ...
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