Trump’s Iran War Hurts the Rest of the World More Than the United States
There’s little doubt that the standoff between the United States and Iran imposes economic costs on Americans. The price at…
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Mark Carney’s Davos Vision of a World of Middle Powers Can Be Real
At the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, last month, Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney delivered a strategic emancipation proclamation.…
‘How Soccer Explains the World’ Shows Where Globalization Went Wrong
In November, FIFA, international soccer’s governing body, announced that it would be awarding its inaugural Peace Prize at the 2026…
ASEAN Summit in Kuala Lumpur Draws Trump, World Leaders
Welcome to Foreign Policy’s Southeast Asia Brief. The highlights this week: ASEAN’s summit makes Kuala Lumpur a geopolitical hub, Laos…
Emma Ashford on Trump and a ‘Post-Unipolar’ World
According to Emma Ashford, the answer is yes—even if we can’t be sure what comes next. In her new book,…
Japan, the Yamato and the End of World War Two
When did World War II end? Or, when will World War II end? This may seem a rhetorical question to…
London: World Class Tourism Venue
Photo by Toni Pomar on Unsplash It’s still one of the most popular tourist destination cities in the world. London is practically overflowing with activities…
Non-Western History Shows Why the End of U.S. Hegemony and the Rise of a Multipolar World Need Not Mean Chaos
As the era of U.S. primacy comes to an end, academics and policymakers have quite naturally been debating what comes…
Dino Patti Djalal on Trump, Indonesia, and the New World Order
Indonesia is sometimes described as the world’s biggest invisible country. How blind we must be. It is the world’s fourth-most-populated…
A Geopolitical Necessity: European Integration & the Post-War World (1945-1970)
With the advent of a new multipolar global order, characterized by increased US-China competition, aggressive Russian irredentism, multiple wars in…