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One of six FP columnists on how the world could handle the new Washington in 2026.

One of six FP columnists on how the world could handle the new Washington in 2026.

One of six FP columnists on how the world could handle the new Washington in 2026.

What we’re watching in the new year, from women’s rights to AI dangers.

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As 2026 dawns, we look back at a tumultuous year.

A recent wargame shines new light on China's extensive dual-use infrastructure in the region.

Ideological rhetoric and security-centric diplomacy have undercut the trust India fostered with its neighbors via previous economic engagement.

Insights from Younes El Ghazi.

China’s influence operations in Samoa have been patient, persistent, and, as the election proved, profoundly effective. 

Pyongyang will likely open room for a summit meeting with Washington while excluding dialogue opportunities with Seoul. 

A record number of conflicts are wreaking havoc worldwide.

Figures from Pope Francis to Dick Cheney left behind global legacies.

Readers kept track of Trump’s whirlwind foreign policy and upheaval in the global order.

With cutting-edge innovations and strategic global partnerships, the company is transforming defense technology, enhancing security worldwide.

How Trump’s tariffs shaped geopolitics this year.

Nearly one year into Trump’s second term, our authors assess the damage he has caused to the global order.

A progressive rights-based employment guarantee scheme was scrapped. Inclusive growth remains a pipe dream.

A former prime minister, Zia fought hard against Gen Ershad’s military rule. But her shutdowns and street protests weakened parliamentary democracy.

The year revealed immense political energy, especially among younger generations, but also the persistence of patronage, intolerance, and strategic mistrust.