National Business Corps to the Rescue In the United Kingdom, an obscure partnership between business leaders and the military pulled the country back from the brink. The United States and other… Foreign Policy · Nov 23, 2020
Biden’s Secretary of State Pick Bodes Return to Normalcy for Weary Diplomats Diplomats express relief over Blinken’s expected nomination after four years of bruising political battles and mismanagement under Trump. Foreign Policy · Nov 23, 2020
Cameroon’s Government Is Deceiving the West While Diverting Foreign Aid Paul Biya’s regime is ignoring the battle against Boko Haram and the Islamic State and using foreign counterterrorism assistance to fund its brutal repression of… Foreign Policy · Nov 22, 2020
Paul Biya Is Offering Cameroon’s Anglophones Too Little, Too Late The Cameroonian government is seeking to implement a 1996 law it refused to enact for over two decades. The policy represents a fig leaf, not… Foreign Policy · Nov 21, 2020
In the Trenches With the Colonizer The French Senegalese writer David Diop revises the modernist archetype with a protagonist long excluded from World War I literature: the African soldier on the… Foreign Policy · Nov 21, 2020
The West’s Constitutional Crises Threaten the Economy’s Last Best Hope Central banks have kept their economies afloat this year—but political dysfunction is pushing them past the breaking point. Foreign Policy · Nov 21, 2020
Trump’s Scorched Earth Farewell Not only is Trump attempting a coup, he’s trying to leave everything in flames for the Biden administration. Foreign Policy · Nov 20, 2020
Egypt’s Sisi Intensifies Crackdown on Rights Advocates in Waning Days of Trump Administration Trump’s “favorite dictator” is racing the clock to jail more political opponents. Will things be different under Biden? Foreign Policy · Nov 20, 2020
Peruvian Presidents Are Becoming an Endangered Species Political chaos has produced leaders with little power and no support. Foreign Policy · Nov 20, 2020
Biden Can’t Free Palestine The Oslo paradigm has proved dangerous for Palestinians. It’s time to look beyond it. Foreign Policy · Nov 20, 2020
For Ghana’s Democracy to Thrive, Citizens Need to Engage Surveys show Ghanaians have an opportunity to place much more pressure on their representatives than they currently do. Foreign Policy · Nov 20, 2020
For Armenians Fleeing Nagorno-Karabakh, ‘Losing It Is Everything’ After a bitter peace ended six weeks of war, Armenians torched their houses, slaughtered their animals, and wondered what would come next. Foreign Policy · Nov 20, 2020
By Ignoring African Leaders, the West Paved the Way for Chaos in Libya A race-based colonial mindset that views the continent as Europe’s playground and dismisses the concerns of Africans continues to fuel death and destruction. Foreign Policy · Nov 20, 2020
China Is Fishing for Trouble at Sea The Trump administration is taking on China’s illegal catch—and Biden should do the same. Foreign Policy · Nov 20, 2020
Foreign Policy · Nov 20, 2020 In Afghanistan, Bringing New Life Into the World Is Deadly Terrorist violence and COVID-19 have set maternal health back decades.
Foreign Policy · Nov 20, 2020 Top Pentagon Policy Official Tests Positive for Coronavirus Trump loyalist Anthony Tata’s positive diagnosis came as officials have noted a relaxation of mask wearing inside the Pentagon.
Foreign Policy · Nov 20, 2020 Yes, Islam Is Facing a Crisis. No, France Isn’t Helping Solve It. By championing freedom from religion while trampling freedom of religion, Macron is discrediting the Enlightenment in the eyes of Muslims—and strengthening the Islamists he vows…
Foreign Policy · Nov 19, 2020 Tigray’s War Against Ethiopia Isn’t About Autonomy. It’s About Economic Power. Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed is fighting the country’s revanchist old regime, which is intent on recapturing the economic and political influence it once held.
Foreign Policy · Nov 19, 2020 South Korea’s Corporate Hierarchies Are Breaking Down A new generation of familial leadership is relaxing business culture.
Foreign Policy · Nov 19, 2020 Can Biden End America’s Forever Wars? Delivering on his promise will prove extremely difficult—but so may the consequences of not doing so.
Foreign Policy · Nov 19, 2020 Biden’s Irish Roots Promise a New Kind of Special Relationship But it won’t be a “great bonanza.”
Foreign Policy · Nov 19, 2020 What Will Biden’s Foreign Policy Team Look Like? While nothing is set in stone, here are some of the experts in the president-elect’s orbit that could take key posts in the administration.
Foreign Policy · Nov 19, 2020 Violence in Ethiopia Doesn’t Stay There Biden should learn from Carter and head off further conflict while he still can.
Foreign Policy · Nov 19, 2020 Biden Knows Europe, and Europe Knows Biden. That’s Not Enough. How to start a new—and overdue—chapter of trans-Atlantic relations.
Foreign Policy · Nov 19, 2020 The Head of ISIS Is a Hypocrite and a Traitor Newly released documents expose the Islamic State leader’s betrayal of his comrades, which presents a golden opportunity to discredit the movement.