Why AfD Appeals to So Many Germans
The far-right party surges in a regional election.
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Who Wears the BRICS Crown?
India and China compete to shape the bloc’s agenda moving forward.
Foreign Policy•Alexandra Sharp11 Sept
What in the World?
Test yourself on the week of Sept. 5: A German state votes, Philippine police make a high-profile arrest, and Nigeria appoints a new military commander.
Foreign Policy•Drew Gorman11 Sept
The United States of Propaganda
Few Americans have the vocabulary to describe what’s making them miserable.
Foreign Policy•Susan Neiman11 Sept
Discarding an Old Map and Seeing Africa With Fresh Eyes
The continent offers solutions to some of the West’s most vexing problems.
Foreign Policy•Howard W. French11 Sept
A War Reporter’s Antidote to Nihilism
In a new book, Sally Hayden considers how journalists can puncture the detachment of the privileged.
Foreign Policy•Anne Thériault11 Sept
Don’t Blame Ukraine for High Gas Prices
Kyiv’s energy war on Russia may hurt on the margins, but the real culprit is Trump’s war on Iran.
Foreign Policy•Keith Johnson11 Sept
Why 9/11 Baffles Us 25 Years Later
It’s the strategic disaster that keeps on giving.
Foreign Policy•Michael Hirsh11 Sept
Israel’s Soft Power Is Its Hard Power
The Israeli government’s greatest source of diplomatic influence is the popularity of its military equipment.
Foreign Policy•Anchal Vohra11 Sept
Jamaica’s Reparations Push
The country is asking the U.K. to consider compensation for the harms of slavery.
Foreign Policy•Catherine Osborn11 Sept
What Makes a Good Counterterrorism Strategy?
Three top experts on the terror threat 25 years after 9/11.
Foreign Policy•John Haltiwanger and Rishi Iyengar10 Sept
The Bab el-Mandeb Problem
Houthi control of a Red Sea port brings Tehran closer to claiming another critical waterway.
Foreign Policy•Alexandra Sharp10 Sept
The ‘Super-Terrorist’ We Still Can’t Escape
Carlos the Jackal left behind a violent, celebrity-obsessed world.
Foreign Policy•Juliette Kayyem10 Sept
The Paradox of Prabowonomics
Indonesia is experiencing 5 percent growth, but not everyone is feeling it.
Foreign Policy•Michael Neilson10 Sept
The Political Cost of Sending Korean Forces to Hormuz
By pressuring Seoul to support his Iran war, Trump is weakening a vital alliance.
Foreign Policy•Syrus Solo Jin10 Sept
Scientists Saved Us From Catastrophic Risk Before
Track-two science diplomacy can provide vital safeguards on AI.
Foreign Policy•Sophie Berman and Yelena Biberman10 Sept
Top Signs You’re Heading for a Quagmire
Failed wars are predictable, if you know what to look for.
Foreign Policy•Stephen M. Walt10 Sept
Iran Launches Massive Attack on Global Shipping
Such assaults put the Strait of Hormuz under growing pressure as global crude prices skyrocket.
Foreign Policy•Alexandra Sharp9 Sept
What India Gets Out of BRICS
Ahead of the group’s leaders’ summit, New Delhi is pulling out the stops.
Foreign Policy•Michael Kugelman9 Sept
Why Germany Isn’t Punishing Russia Harder
Domestic politics constrains Berlin’s ability to respond to an attempted drone attack.
Foreign Policy•Sam Skove and John Haltiwanger9 Sept