Foreign Affairs

the outbreak of fighting in Sudan should also give world leaders pause: it threatens to be the latest in a wave of devastating wars in Africa, the Middle East, and South Asia

The budding arms race among China, India, and Pakistan.

How Putin revived Stalinist anti-Americanism to justify a botched war.

Why the monarchy and the military may stifle the will of the voters.

How “de-risking” can preserve healthy integration.

The race to be the next supreme leader will be chaotic and perilous.

His rehabilitation will only encourage more brutality in Syria and elsewhere.

A response to “How Secrecy Limits Diversity.”

The commercial shipping network sustaining Beijing’s global military reach.

How the country has grown dangerously comfortable brandishing Its arsenal.

Beijing fights to be treated as America’s equal on the world stage.

At Japan’s G7 summit, we must both defend global order and address global crises.

As others slow, a youthful continent can drive growth.

Beijing struggles to balance its ties to Russia and Europe.

Can Seoul save its economy from Japanese-style paralysis?

Washington must make it easier to recruit and retain top talent.

A contest to succeed President Abbas could destabilize the region.

The new geopolitics of synthetic opioids.

Can a new president hold the country together?

The hidden power struggle sustaining Russia’s brutal militia.