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Lockdowns Have Been Amazing for the Environment, but COVID-19 Won’t Heal the Planet

Blue skies, clear water, thriving wildlife—nature has regenerated thanks to global lockdowns. How can we make the effect last?

Foreign Policy · Aug 21, 2020

Taiwan’s Military Has Flashy American Weapons but No Ammo

A young soldier’s suicide reveals the disastrous logistics of an undersupplied army.

Foreign Policy · Aug 20, 2020

The Biden Doctrine Exists Already. Here's an Inside Preview.

The Democratic nominee and his closest advisors served in the Obama administration—but their foreign-policy vision is finding inspiration in Harry S. Truman.

Foreign Policy · Aug 20, 2020

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Why Putin Might be Hoping Navalny Survives His Poisoning

The Russian leader is known to target opponents, but his involvement this time seems unlikely.

Foreign Policy · Aug 20, 2020

Fascists Know How to Turn Mockery Into Power

Satirists who mean to cut down fascists can end up boosting their ideas.

Foreign Policy · Aug 20, 2020

Why We Joined Over 70 Former Republican National Security Officials to Support Biden

A Trump empowered with a second term would be a threat to the United States, especially in Asia.

Foreign Policy · Aug 20, 2020

America’s Crumbling Strategy Needs (Literally) Machiavellian Answers

The Italian philosopher saw the power of technology and change.

Foreign Policy · Aug 20, 2020

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The Bubonic Plague Killed Feudalism. COVID-19 Will Entrench It.

Throughout history, pandemics have been a great equalizer. Here’s why this time is different.

Foreign Policy · Aug 20, 2020

How the Democrats Stole the Republicans’ Turf

In speaking for all Americans—instead of just a section of them—Biden's team has rejected the conventional narrative about how to beat Trump in November.

Foreign Policy · Aug 20, 2020

Reciprocity Is a Tool, Not a Strategy, Against China

Tit-for-tat tactics are sometimes necessary but rarely effective.

Foreign Policy · Aug 20, 2020

Humanitarian Groups Demand Trump Reverse Yemen Aid Freeze

Aid groups operating in Houthi-controlled areas are unable to deliver lifesaving support.

Foreign Policy · Aug 20, 2020

U.N. Showdown Looms Over U.S. Iran Strategy

The Trump administration wants to trigger snapback sanctions on Iran to bury the nuclear deal once and for all. No other major U.N. player seems…

Foreign Policy · Aug 20, 2020

The Middle East Plays Hardball, and the Palestinians Always Lose

Last week’s deal between Israel and the United Arab Emirates is the latest reminder that countries are always out for their own interests—and the weak…

Foreign Policy · Aug 20, 2020

The Half-Real World of Ghost of Tsushima

The game is hauntingly beautiful, but it reshapes history and geography.

Foreign Policy · Aug 20, 2020

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Foreign Policy · Aug 20, 2020

Johnson Is Bringing Brits Home, but They’re Probably Safer in Spain

The British government’s haphazard approach to quarantining travelers won’t make up for its failed domestic coronavirus containment efforts.

Foreign Policy · Aug 20, 2020

Why Palestinians Need to Reclaim the PLO

The Palestinian Authority has failed to deliver democracy or sovereignty to the Palestinian people. It’s time for a new generation of leaders to deliver accountable…

Foreign Policy · Aug 19, 2020

Hezbollah Still Has a Knife at Lebanon’s Throat After Hariri Verdict

A confused tribunal process is a step toward justice in a case that has haunted the country for years.

Foreign Policy · Aug 19, 2020

South Korea’s COVID-19 Church Scapegoat Is Fighting Back

As mainstream denominations see their own outbreaks, Shincheonji members say they were unfairly targeted.

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Foreign Policy · Aug 19, 2020

State Department Pushes Back on Claims that Officials Lied to Congress over Emergency Arms Deals

A top State Department official insists Pompeo rightly invoked an emergency to send billions of dollars in weapons to the Gulf last year.

Foreign Policy · Aug 19, 2020

Belarus’s Protests Aren’t Particularly Anti-Putin

With little chance of the installation of an anti-Russian regime in Minsk, Moscow doesn’t have much reason to step into the fray.

Foreign Policy · Aug 19, 2020

Mali Needs a Marshall Plan, Not a Military Regime

American, French, and West African leaders must pressure the army to stand down and form an interim government, before a power vacuum and violent extremism…

Foreign Policy · Aug 19, 2020

Lebanon’s Ruined Port Is a Nightmare to Rebuild

Politics, corruption, and the pandemic impede reconstruction of the country’s lifeline.

Foreign Policy · Aug 19, 2020

Could Libya Be Partitioned?

Strongman Khalifa Haftar has lost the initiative, and it looks as if the only option left for his international backers is to divide the country.

Foreign Policy · Aug 19, 2020

After Another Mining Disaster, Ethnic Minorities Lose Patience With Myanmar’s Leadership

For those in the borderlands, the recent landslide in Kachin state is a symptom of the government’s empty promises.

Foreign Policy · Aug 19, 2020

A Coup Won’t End Mali’s Corruption and Insecurity

Replacing the president won’t resolve the country’s deep-seated political problems. If neighboring nations and global powers don’t demand a democratic transition, it could lead to…

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