U.S. Strategy Should Be Europe First, Then Asia
The United States’ ability to cope with the pressures of great-power competition hinges on securing Europe and preserving the trans-Atlantic ...
The United States’ ability to cope with the pressures of great-power competition hinges on securing Europe and preserving the trans-Atlantic ...
It’s back to the good old days of globalization in Norway—at least for some. A small town needs an investor ...
The United States needs militarily strong European allies that are capable of holding Europe’s frontiers in the east and south ...
When Donald Trump first ran for the U.S. presidency in 2016, a wave of writing suggested that he was a ...
Ukrainian offensives onto Russian soil, such as the one currently underway in the Kursk region, present an opportunity to end ...
What has often been circumscribed as “the rise of the rest”—the relative ascendancy of the non-Western powers—has been felt particularly ...
Russia’s war in Ukraine dominated the NATO summit in Washington this week as the alliance unveiled plans to intensify support ...
Welcome to Foreign Policy’s South Asia Brief. The highlights this week: Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi visits Moscow, a former prime ...
The future of U.S.-European relations is emerging as one of the most significant factors that will shape the global system. ...
More than six months after the Houthi insurgent group in Yemen started seriously disrupting maritime traffic in the Red Sea, ...
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