Foreign Policy

Has Biden Shut the Door on Open Skies?

Welcome to Foreign Policy’s Security Brief, and we hope you are spending your week booking your coronavirus vaccine appointment and…

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The West’s Obsession With ‘Good Refugees’ Is Unhealthy Coverage

Ty McCormick’s Beyond the Sand and Sea is a heart-wrenching story that chronicles the life of a Somali family trapped…

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WHO Says COVID-19 Possible Began With Animals, Not Laboratory Leak

A report set to be released Tuesday by the World Health Organization (WHO) into the origins of the COVID-19 pandemic…

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Trump Received China All Fallacious. Now Biden Is Too.

Of all the Trump administration’s many foreign-policy missteps, its confrontational stance on China was perhaps the most ungainly. Spurts of…

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The Quad Can Finish the Disaster in Myanmar

There’s currently no end in sight to the growing civil unrest that has gripped Myanmar since its military coup on…

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As America Seeks Racial Justice, It Can Study From Overseas

The 2020 killing of George Floyd by Minneapolis police ignited a once-in-a-generation racial justice protest movement in the United States.…

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All Politics Is Personalised

As February’s Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) fades from the news, one image still sticks in the mind: Throughout the…

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Biden Can’t Deliver Peace to Yemen Whereas Iran Retains Sending Weapons

On Monday, U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken announced the United States will provide $191 million in additional aid to…

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Oscar-Shortlisted Movie Places Bosnian Genocide on Silver Display screen

A photo from the film Quo Vadis, Aida? Toronto International Film Festival In the summer of 2005, a decade after…

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Patriotic Blockbusters Imply Massive Field Workplace For Chinese language Filmmakers

It’s no coincidence—or secret—that China is churning out patriotic blockbusters, which have overtaken Hollywood films at the Chinese box office…

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