Foreign Affairs10h
The Real Motives for China’s Nuclear Expansion
As Washington grapples with the severity of the threat and the risk of nuclear confrontation, U.S. policymakers must make an ...
Foreign Affairs15h
Don’t Hype the Disinformation Threat
“Russian propaganda has made its way into the United States, unfortunately, and it’s infected a good chunk of my party’s base ...
Foreign Affairs23h
American Aid Alone Won’t Save Ukraine
After months of delay, Congress’s passage of a nearly $61 billion U.S. aid bill to Ukraine has provided a vital lifeline to ...
Foreign Affairs1d
The Myth of the Asian Swing State
Yet it is important that the United States and its partners not overemphasize the analogy to the original Cold War or ...
Foreign Affairs2d
Why Israel Should Declare a Unilateral Cease-Fire in Gaza
U.S. Central Command, with the participation of the United Kingdom and Jordan, intercepted at least a third of the drones and ...
Foreign Affairs3d
Don’t Bet on a British Revival
But what will ultimately put Labour in power is the dismal condition of the British economy. Voters reasonably blame the ...
Foreign Affairs4d
Why the Military Can’t Trust AI
MAX LAMPARTH is a fellow at Stanford’s Center for International Safety and Cooperation (CISAC) and the Stanford Center for AI ...
Foreign Affairs5d
Canada: Building a Partnership for the Future
Innovation from Across the BorderRooted in shared values and mutual interests, the relationship between Canada and its ...