New Issue FOREIGN AFFAIRS March/April 2026

March/April Issue Out Now

Our March/April 2026 issue is available online today. It features new essays by Alexander Cooley and Daniel Nexon on the Trump administration’s kleptocratic foreign policy, Stephen Walt on the dangers of predatory hegemony, and Hillary Rodham Clinton on why democracy and women’s rights go hand in hand. The magazine also covers: Asia After America The Perils of German Power China’s Fragile Future Ukraine and the New Way of War

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The Globalist Delusion Nadia Schadlow calls on the United States to build a new operating system.

The Multipolar Delusion C. Raja Mohan argues that the world is still unipolar.

Europe’s Next War Samuel Charap and Hiski Haukkala warn of the rising risk of a NATO-Russia conflict.

America and China at the Edge of Ruin David Lampton and Wang Jisi urge Beijing and Washington to step back from the brink.

Books & Reviews In First Among Equals: U.S. Foreign Policy in a Multipolar World, Emma Ashford provides a helpful taxonomy for understanding Washington’s foreign policy debates, writes Stacie Goddard.

You can find the full magazine here and in the Foreign Affairs app. We hope you enjoy the issue. Sincerely, The Team at Foreign Affairs

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