Foreign Affairs

The lessons of the 2016 and 2020 Taiwan presidential elections were easily parsed: In the former, Taiwanese voters rejected closer […]

French politics tends to produce esoteric debates, but perhaps none so outlandish as the furor around the passage of a

China wants to turn back its biological clock. The Communist Party’s one-child policy, a program which began before I was

With Ukrainians suffering through their second winter at war, the Biden administration apparently has abandoned thoughts of victory and Ukraine

The final report of the Special Inspector General for Afghan Reconstruction (SIGAR) confirms what most of us already knew: The

James Stavridis, the retired Navy Admiral and NATO’s former supreme allied commander for Europe, has made another prediction. At the

Foreign Affairs The Path to a “Dormant NATO” The United States must set a clear timeline for Europe to assume

President Biden can’t seem to help himself. His administration is veering toward another war, this one against Yemen’s Houthis, who

If the story of industrial America—the good, the bad, and the ugly—could be told through the story of a single

As the number of dead civilians in Gaza approaches 20,000, 16 or so times the number of Israelis killed by