Archive
-
Daniel Altman
Introducing the Baseline Profitability Index
Want to invest overseas? Start here.
May 6
-
David Rothkopf
Red-Line Follies
Sorting the mistakes from the fiascos on Syria.
May 6
-
Argument
Israel’s Three Gambles
Can Israel get away with its attacks on the Syrian regime?
May 6
-
Rational Security
The Case for Slow War
History shows that wham-bam-thank-you-ma'am rarely works out for the best.
May 6
-
Argument
Time for Kerry to Face Facts
As America's top diplomat heads to Moscow, here are some tough questions he needs to answer about the Obama administration's flawed nuclear treaty.
May 6
-
Argument
Send the Nukes Back to South Korea
At the stroke of a pen, President Obama could reassure a key ally and put Pyongyang back in its box. Here’s how.
May 6
-
Argument
Russia's Energy Bully Takes a Fall
Just a few years ago, Gazprom had Europe eating out of its hand. But now, the energy giant -- and Putin's power base -- looks set for hard times.
May 6
-
Argument
Four Arab Democrats and A Constitutional Scholar Walk Into a Bar
Some free advice for my MENA friends.
May 6
-
Gordon Adams
High Stakes and the Sequester Squeeze
When defense budgets get tight, politics can get a little complicated.
May 6
-
Case Studies
Outfoxing the Oligarchs in Latvia
How a tiny Baltic republic succeeded in taking its oligarchs down a peg.
May 6
-
Situation Report
Kerry to the Pentagon today; Did Syrian rebels use sarin?; Why bags of cash represent a failure in U.S. policy in Afg; Why Mabus loves the USS Makin Island; and a little bit more.
May 6
-
Slide Show
Standoff at 15,000 Feet
Photos of the world's highest border dispute.
May 3
-
Argument
The Most Dangerous Border in the World
Why is China picking a fight with India?
May 3
-
Backstory
The Afghan Bag Man
The foiled arrest that explains America’s failure in Afghanistan.
May 3
-
Slide Show
Empty Slides and Empty Swingsets
Striking photos of playgrounds -- sans children -- from around the globe.
May 3
-
Argument
Neighbors in Arms
How U.S. guns are turning Central America into one of the most dangerous places in the world.
May 3
-
Argument
Finally, Good News from Haiti
Haiti is no economic success story. But that may be about to change.
May 3
-
Rebuttal
Time to Talk
What Michael Singh gets wrong about "next steps" with Iran.
May 3
-
Feature
Longform’s Picks of the Week
The best stories from around the world.
May 3
-
Argument
How Syria Ruined the Arab Spring
Hopes for peaceful change have been replaced by sectarian animosity and unending bloodshed.
May 3
-
Terms of Engagement
Slouching Toward Damascus
In Syria's implosion, Secretary of State John Kerry already faces a defining task. How hard is he prepared to push against Obama's weary realism?
May 3
-
Argument
The Special Relationship Under Austerity
Increasing NATO's bang in a time of fewer bucks.
May 3
-
Argument
What a Piece of Junk!
Imperial investigators report weaknesses in Death Star management, performance.
May 3
-
Amy Zegart
Criminal Minds
Why the FBI still isn't good at stopping terrorists.
May 3
-
Slide Show
The World in Photos This Week
Abe visits Moscow; a duck floats into Hong Kong harbor; and workers of the world unite.
May 3
-
Situation Report
The SecDef’s adjunct advisers; Hagel, the WH point man for making news on Syria; Chuck Yeager, no fan of the F-35; Philip Hammond sits down with FP; and a little bit more.
May 3
-
Slide Show
The Inmates Have Taken Over
Images of life inside the walls of Lebanon's infamous Roumieh prison.
May 2
-
By Other Means
Would Machiavelli Have Drawn a Red Line?
The case for subtle diplomacy.
May 2
-
Dispatch
Yemen's Power Wedding
When the sons of Yemen's most powerful tribal leaders tie the knot, it's not only a marriage -- it's a chance for a show of strength that nobody in Sanaa can ignore.
May 2
-
Dispatch
The Rise of Germany's Tea Party
Could a brand-new, anti-euro political movement threaten Merkel's quest for a third term?
May 2
-
Dispatch
Beirut's Bastille
The free-for-all inside Lebanon's most notorious prison.
May 2
-
Argument
Tea Leaves in Tashkent
Who will follow Uzbekistan’s aging dictator?
May 2
-
Situation Report
Furlough decision soon; What the assassination of a general in Syria tells us about Iranian influence; Could the Onion goad the WH?; Lippert’s first day as Hagel’s right hand man; Bruce Butler to the Navy League, and a little bit more.
May 2
-
Slide Show
Battleground State
Photos of the country that was supposed to be the poster child for the war on drugs.
May 1
-
Argument
How to Close Guantanamo
Why Obama doesn’t need Congress to start to make good on his promise.
May 1
-
Argument
Kabul's Unlikely New Ally
Has Pakistan decided it's finally time to embrace Afghanistan?
May 1
-
Argument
What Was Obama Thinking?
How the administration backed itself into a corner on Syria.
May 1
-
Argument
Thick Red Line
No, we don't have enough evidence that Syria has used chemical weapons.
May 1
-
Dispatch
Blow Back
Sorry, Washington. If, after 30 years, Colombia can't win the war on drugs, no one can.
May 1
-
Argument
Our Shared Islamist Enemy
From Boston to Israel, radicals are attempting to destroy Western culture.
May 1
-
The List
The 10 Worst Countries for Journalists
Freedom House ranks the world's most repressive media climates.
May 1
-
Reality Check
In Search of Reinhold Niebuhr
America could use a little philosophical humility right now.
May 1
-
Argument
The Ghost of Iraq
How the last war is haunting the Syria debate.
May 1
-
Argument
The Mexico Bubble
Is President Enrique Peña Nieto about to fall to Earth?
May 1
-
Situation Report
Did the Saudis warn the US about Tamerlan?; Sorting out Syrian polls; Insurgency nerd alert; P4 to KRR?: “No comment;” Feuding: Odierno-Hunter; Steve Flanagan now at the WH, Anne Marie Squeo joins 30 Point; and a little bit more.
May 1
Follow us on Twitter | Visit us on Facebook | Follow us on RSS | Subscribe to Foreign Policy
About FP | Meet the Staff | Foreign Editions | Reprint Permissions | Advertising | Writers’ Guidelines | Press Room | Work at FP
Services:Subscription Services | Academic Program | FP Archive | Reprint Permissions | FP Reports and Merchandise | Special Reports | Buy Back Issues
Privacy Policy | Disclaimer | Contact Us
11 DUPONT CIRCLE NW, SUITE 600 | WASHINGTON, DC 20036 | Phone: 202-728-7300 | Fax: 202-728-7342
FOREIGN POLICY is published by the FP Group, a division of The Washington Post Company
All contents ©2013 The Foreign Policy Group, LLC. All rights reserved.
