Foreign Policy Magazine

The False Religion of Mideast Peace

And why I'm no longer a believer.

BY AARON DAVID MILLER

The Billionaire Dissident

An oil tycoon in a glass cage aspires to be Russia's next Sakharov.

BY SUSAN GLASSER AND PETER BAKER

PRIME NUMBERS

The Almanac of Al Qaeda

FP's definitive guide to what's left of the terrorist group.

BY PETER BERGEN AND KATHERINE TIEDEMANN

Maostalgia

An exclusive photo essay from China's red heartland.

BY TOMAS VAN HOUTRYVE

Attention Whole Foods Shoppers

Stop obsessing about arugula. Your "sustainable" mantra -- organic, local, and slow -- is no recipe for saving the world's hungry millions.

BY ROBERT PAARLBERG

The Internet

They told us it would usher in a new era of freedom, political activism, and perpetual peace. They were wrong.

BY EVGENY MOROZOV

Farewell

And thanks for reading.

By Moises Naim

A New Great Wall

Why the crisis in translation matters.

By Edith Grossman

By Charles Kenny

Food fights

Epiphanies from Jacqueline Novogratz

Geriatric world

Prize money

Stormy forecast

"Smart power": a brief history

Green monster

By Noah Shachtman

A saint for lost souls

By D.E. Campbell

Plus, the FP Quiz.

Max Boot says John Arquilla's vision for transforming America's military will put the country at risk.

Dmitry Rogozin and Ronald Asmus on why Andrew Bacevich's call to pull America out of NATO is unrealistic.

Gary Langer on why Edward Luttwak's aerial bombing strategy can't win in Afghanistan.

Dan Blumenthal thinks Drew Thompson isn't taking Beijing's military buildup seriously enough.