A Russian rocket attack killed at least 23 people, including two 10-year-olds, and injured dozens more civilians in the central Ukrainian city of Uman on Friday morning. … Read the rest
Month: April 2023
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How To Spy On China
Over the past few months, as competition with China has intensified, the Biden administration has struggled to provide the United States and its allies with … Read the rest
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Bad Advice Plaguing Beijing
The incursion in January of a Chinese spy balloon into U.S. airspace seemed to many observers like a bad miscalculation by Beijing. U.S. Secretary of … Read the rest
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Why NATO Must Admit Ukraine
On April 4, I sat at the great round table inside NATO’s headquarters in Brussels and applauded as Finland was formally admitted to the alliance. … Read the rest
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Why A Partial Victory Will Solve Little
The country’s population surged from 540 million in 1949 to a peak of 1.4 billion in 2021 but tipped over into decline in 2022. In … Read the rest
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Ukraine Spring Offensive
Sasha Ustinova, a Ukrainian lawmaker, told Foreign Policy that the U.S. military delivered far less than what Valeriy Zaluzhny, Ukraine’s top general, has asked for … Read the rest
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How to Survive A Great-Power Competition
As relations between China and the United States grow more antagonistic, the rest of the world watches with unease. Washington has repeatedly accused Beijing of spying … Read the rest
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India’s Great-Power Opportunity
For China, Russia, and the West, the last year has been fear and conflict. Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has killed tens of thousands, perhaps even … Read the rest
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The Global South And The Ukraine War
Similar to our article about Russia and Africa, as countries in the global South refuse to take a side in the war in Ukraine, … Read the rest