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Cheap Mass Testing Is Vital for Pandemic Victory

Switching from expensive, slow PCR tests to self-administered antigen tests could work wonders.

Foreign Policy · Jan 5, 2021

Trump’s Final Foreign-Policy Report Card

A look back at four years of big ambitions, a handful of successes—and many more failures.

Foreign Policy · Jan 5, 2021

Defense Secretaries Worried About a Trump Power Grab

Talk of Trump imposing martial law helped spur the ex-Pentagon chiefs to speak out.

Foreign Policy · Jan 4, 2021

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New House Foreign Affairs Committee Chairman Vows Pompeo Investigations Will Continue

Rep. Gregory Meeks, who took the gavel this week, also urged the State Department to reverse its decision to close the last two U.S. consulates…

Foreign Policy · Jan 4, 2021

Technology Can Be the Foundation of a Renewed U.S.-French Alliance

Macron has prioritized a digital future. America can benefit.

Foreign Policy · Jan 4, 2021

Forget a Fracking Ban

The key to greening the energy industry is getting better at pinpointing which natural gas firms and states are acting responsibly—and which aren’t.

Foreign Policy · Jan 4, 2021

Flawed Cybersecurity Is a Ticking Time Bomb for the Balkans

Cyberattacks in North Macedonia, Bulgaria, Greece, and Turkey reveal that government defenses are weak—and many NATO members are at risk.

Foreign Policy · Jan 4, 2021

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Rescinding the Global Gag Rule Isn’t Enough

If U.S. President-elect Joe Biden wants to champion gender equality and reproductive rights, he can’t just roll back Trump-era policies.

Foreign Policy · Jan 4, 2021

China Is an Economic Bully—and Weaker Than It Looks

The world doesn’t have to put up with Beijing’s attempts at economic coercion.

Foreign Policy · Jan 4, 2021

Spain’s Military Has No Time for Democracy

Retired officers nostalgic for the Franco dictatorship are denouncing the country’s elected government. King Felipe should condemn these anti-democratic forces just as his father did…

Foreign Policy · Jan 4, 2021

The World After the Coronavirus

We asked 12 leading thinkers to predict what happens in 2021 and beyond.

Foreign Policy · Jan 2, 2021

Why China Is Winning Against India

The military standoff in the Himalayas is often seen as a stalemate between two nuclear powers. But New Delhi cannot afford the status quo.

Foreign Policy · Jan 1, 2021

At State Department, Some Concerned That Political Appointees Are Jumping the Line to Get COVID-19 Vaccine

Lack of communication over surplus doses has prompted suspicion and anger.

Foreign Policy · Dec 31, 2020

Anti-Balloon Launching Laws Are No Threat to South Korean Democracy

Pundits behave as if only North Korea matters in Seoul’s politics.

Foreign Policy · Dec 31, 2020

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Foreign Policy · Dec 31, 2020

Macron Wants a French Empire Built on Language

Can France’s president redeem a language of colonialism to project global power today?

Foreign Policy · Dec 31, 2020

What Merkel Really Thinks About China—and the World

Europe’s year-end investment deal with Beijing is a clear window into the German chancellor’s foreign-policy worldview.

Foreign Policy · Dec 30, 2020

The Great Game With China Is 3D Chess

Washington’s new rivalry with Beijing isn’t a reprise of the Cold War. It’s much more complicated.

Foreign Policy · Dec 30, 2020

Checking In on Mexico’s Feminist Foreign Policy

Almost one year in, an ambitious set of norms has had mixed results.

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Foreign Policy · Dec 30, 2020

Beijing’s Hong Kong Fables Have Unhappy Endings

Old narratives about the city fell apart this year, but new ones can still be born.

Foreign Policy · Dec 30, 2020

America’s Asian Allies Need Their Own Nukes

Want to cut costs and contain China? Allow friendly nuclear proliferation.

Foreign Policy · Dec 29, 2020

Washington Still Wants China to Be a Responsible Stakeholder

Despite heated language, the U.S. goals haven’t changed.

Foreign Policy · Dec 29, 2020

The Quiet and Dangerous Way U.S. Politics Is Becoming Europeanized

Americans are aware that Democrats and Republicans have become polarized—but they’ve misunderstood how.

Foreign Policy · Dec 29, 2020

Will Virus Mutations Threaten COVID-19 Vaccines?

We don't yet know whether new variants of the coronavirus may impede vaccines’ efficacy. But they shouldn’t change anything about our approach to public health.

Foreign Policy · Dec 29, 2020

It's Time to Use Eminent Domain on the Coronavirus Vaccines

Respecting drug companies’ intellectual property rights during a pandemic doesn’t make medical, or economic, sense.

Foreign Policy · Dec 28, 2020

For Beijing and New Delhi, 2020 Was the Point of No Return

After decades of uneasy ties, China can no longer deny that India is a real threat.

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