Matt Duss on AOC in Munich and the future of progressive foreign policy
Anny Gaul on the history of the tomato in Egypt and what it can teach us about global foodways
Narges Bajoghli on protests, sanctions, and the dangerous push for war
Curt Mills on the players and policies of Trump 2.0
Alejandro Velasco on Maduro’s capture and the triumph of power over ideology
Mohammed Mhawish reflects on life under occupation
Emma Ashford offers a new vision of realism and restraint
Nick Cleveland-Stout on why transparency matters for national security
Andrew Payne on what our new poll says about polarization and partisanship
Ian Bremmer revisits a pivotal decade
The new national security and the changing purpose of military power
In the 1990s, mass atrocities led to stronger calls for military intervention.
Expanding economic ties and political tension set the stage for 21st century rivalry
Nelson Mandela ushered in a stunning transition to democracy
Diplomatic advances gave way to bitter disappointment.
The Cold War’s end brought massive arms reductions, just as more countries were developing nuclear weapons.
How a covert action program facilitated the Taliban’s rise to power.
Economic crisis, internal pressures, and US policy set the stage for Vladimir Putin’s rise to power
American foreign policy after the Cold War
Javier Milei and the Disruption of Argentina’s Politics
Lessons from Afghanistan
Ambassador Dan Foote on Learning from America’s Failures
Brooke Gladstone and Fred Kaplan on the Media, War, and Ukraine
Israel’s Complicated Relationship with Human Rights
Inside America's Undeclared Air War
South Africa's Genocide Suit at the World Court
Sam Charap and Alex Ward on US Aid and Interests
Disinformation in War with Claire Wardle and Steven Lee Myers
Stuart Reid on the CIA-backed Destabilization of the Congo
