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Foreign Policy – the Global Magazine of News and Ideas

Foreign Policy – the Global Magazine of News and Ideas

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  1. Pakistan’s Army Chief Comes to Washington

    SOUTH ASIA BRIEF  
    MICHAEL KUGELMAN

  2. Germany Is Thinking of Simply Banning the Far Right

    ANALYSIS  
    PAUL HOCKENOS

  3. Why China Is Stepping Up Its Maritime Attacks on the Philippines

    ANALYSIS  
    ELISABETH BRAW

  4. Is There Such Thing as a Global South?

    ANALYSIS  
    C. RAJA MOHAN

  5. What Was Hamas Thinking?

    ARGUMENT  
    TAREQ BACONI

  6. Congress Should Ask Hard Questions About Israel Aid

    ARGUMENT  
    DYLAN WILLIAMS

  7. How Will This War End? How Can the Next One be Prevented?

    ROUNDUP  
    ZAHA HASSAN, DANIEL C. KURTZER, OMAR M. DAJANI, DIANA BUTTU, PETER R. MANSOOR, DANIEL LEVY, EHUD OLMERT, EUGENE KONTOROVICH, ELLIOTT ABRAMS

  8. The Shortest Path to Victory in Ukraine Goes Through Crimea

    ARGUMENT  
    LUKE COFFEY, PETER ROUGH

  9. Good COP or Bad COP?

    ANALYSIS  
    CHRISTINA LU

  10. America Is a Heartbeat Away From a War It Could Lose

    SHADOW GOVERNMENT  
    A. WESS MITCHELL

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U.S. Vice President Kamala Harris stands at a podium in front of a massive room of attendees at the COP28 conference in Dubai. A screen on the wall behind her shows a live video of her speech, and a large green circle hangs from the ceiling with the conference logo on it. At the edges of the logo is text reading: "Unite. Act. Deliver."
U.S. Vice President Kamala Harris stands at a podium in front of a massive room of attendees at the COP28 conference in Dubai. A screen on the wall behind her shows a live video of her speech, and a large green circle hangs from the ceiling with the conference logo on it. At the edges of the logo is text reading: "Unite. Act. Deliver."

Good COP or Bad COP?

The future of fossil fuels took center stage at this year’s controversy-laden U.N. climate summit.

ANALYSIS  
CHRISTINA LU
An Israeli army tank moves through a torn-up patch of grass in the northern part of the Gaza Strip. The tank kicks up dirt and dust from the ground, which billows in the air and partially obscures the tank, although a soldier is visible sitting on top of it with an automatic rifle.
An Israeli army tank moves through a torn-up patch of grass in the northern part of the Gaza Strip. The tank kicks up dirt and dust from the ground, which billows in the air and partially obscures the tank, although a soldier is visible sitting on top of it with an automatic rifle.

Congress Should Ask Hard Questions About Israel Aid

A hard-right government is using U.S. money for worrying ends.

ARGUMENT  
DYLAN WILLIAMS




The top and side of the U.S. Capitol dome are seen through a four-paned window. The black frame blocks most of the rest of the image, obscuring about two-thirds of the photo.
The top and side of the U.S. Capitol dome are seen through a four-paned window. The black frame blocks most of the rest of the image, obscuring about two-thirds of the photo.

The Contentious Surveillance Law Making Waves in Washington

Why a regulation created to help U.S. intelligence agencies fight terror has become a political football. 

EXPLAINER  
RISHI IYENGAR, JACK DETSCH
The AfD logo is pictured during the European Election Assembly of German far-right party Alternative for Germany (AfD) at the fair grounds in Magdeburg, eastern Germany on August 5, 2023.
The AfD logo is pictured during the European Election Assembly of German far-right party Alternative for Germany (AfD) at the fair grounds in Magdeburg, eastern Germany on August 5, 2023.

Germany Is Thinking of Simply Banning the Far Right

As radical conservatives continue to rise, Germany’s mainstream is getting desperate for a fix.

ANALYSIS  
PAUL HOCKENOS

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