Since its founding in 1922, Foreign Affairs has been the leading forum for serious discussion of America's role in the world. The magazine covers a broad range of topics related to U.S. foreign policy and international relations with a mix of non-partisan analysis, reportage, and reviews and criticism.
The ongoing conflict between the United States and Iran has devolved into a persistent, low-grade stalemate that both nations currently find less costly than pursuing a comprehensive settlement. Ali Vaez of the International Crisis Group argues that neither side can achieve a decisive victory, leading to a cyclical pat...
The Middle East currently faces a "no war, no peace" stalemate that threatens long-term regional stability, necessitating a shift toward substantive, multi-level diplomacy. Anwar Gargash, diplomatic advisor to the UAE president, argues that the current conflict, exacerbated by Iran's leadership transition following the...
Global energy markets are undergoing a fundamental shift as energy increasingly functions as a potent geopolitical weapon. Despite the historic disruption of oil flows through the Strait of Hormuz, the global economy has remained surprisingly resilient, buffered by alternative pipeline routes, strategic stock releases ...
U.S.-China relations require a shift from zero-sum competition toward a sustainable equilibrium that prioritizes coexistence over containment. Jessica Chen Weiss, a professor at Johns Hopkins SAIS and former State Department official, argues that the recent bipartisan consensus on a hardline approach has proven shallow...
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