Victory for Ukraine, democracy for Russia.

A Conversation With Dmytro Kuleba

In Hong Kong, U.S. policymakers should be to do what they can to reinforce the “one country, two systems” paradigm, while avoiding steps that would undermine it.

A credible military threat might be enough.

It’s time to move past Washington’s cautious approach.

Abandoning Kyiv would embolden Russia—and lead only to more war.

It’s time to move past Washington’s cautious approach.

The conflict in Ukraine won’t end anytime soon.

Victory for Ukraine, democracy for Russia.

Adding Finland and Sweden will transform European security.

Before the war, Gaza’s leaders were deeply unpopular—but an Israeli crackdown could change that.

Most recently, the prospect of a domino effect was a staple of discussions of the British referendum on EU membership. In this case, a first-mover (the United Kingdom) would trigger the implosion of...

Victory for Ukraine, democracy for Russia.

A force for good in the changing international order.

The leaders of the Chinese Communist Party—and local Hong Kong authorities who take their cues from Beijing—used the novel coronavirus pandemic as an excuse and opportunity to move against pro-demo...

The leaders of the Chinese Communist Party—and local Hong Kong authorities who take their cues from Beijing—used the novel coronavirus pandemic as an excuse and opportunity to move against pro-demo...

Taiwan’s initial success against the novel coronavirus is a model for the rest of the world.

The case against incrementalism.

A frozen conflict or partial victory will solve nothing.

After the war, Israel will need a two-state solution he cannot deliver.

Kyiv’s survival and Europe’s security depend on a more unified front.

The delusions and dangers of defeatist voices in the West.

Beijing has acted with a sense of impunity in Xinjiang, but its abuses there could bedevil foreign relations with the Muslim world.

The leaders of the Chinese Communist Party—and local Hong Kong authorities who take their cues from Beijing—used the novel coronavirus pandemic as an excuse and opportunity to move against pro-demo...

The United States' political decay has continued at a startling pace. And the system is still too rigid to reform itself.

Beijing’s new security law has stifled the territory’s autonomy and hopes.

The Catalan independence crisis is the latest in a series of confrontations between Spain and Catalonia stretching back at least 300 years.

The North Korean nuclear threat is more dangerous than the Cuban Missile Crisis, and it is time for the U.S. government to pursue diplomatic options.

The world can’t afford to ignore Tigray.

Beijing is using new methods to spin the pandemic to its advantage.

As two new books make clear, Xi Jinping is determined to impose authoritarian rule on Hong Kong.

It’s time to move past Washington’s cautious approach.

The painful task of rebuilding trust in American leadership can begin.

Only Nigeria can save itself from state failure—but the United States can help

As two new books make clear, Xi Jinping is determined to impose authoritarian rule on Hong Kong.

How Putin exploits American dysfunction and fuels American decline.

Former Secretary of Defense Jim Mattis argues that "America first" policies have undermined U.S. security.

As two new books make clear, Xi Jinping is determined to impose authoritarian rule on Hong Kong.

Beijing’s newfound assertiveness looks at first glance like the mark of growing power and ambition. But in fact it is nothing of the sort.

The case against incrementalism.

Cutting back ties to Hong Kong will hurt the city and U.S. interests without punishing China much at all.

The longer China’s mismatch between democratic society and undemocratic polity lasts, the more difficult it will be to maintain social stability and political legitimacy.

Beijing’s new security law has stifled the territory’s autonomy and hopes.

The Ukraine crisis should force New Delhi to rethink its Russia policy.

The foreign press is essential to Beijing’s accountability—and China's success.

The case against incrementalism.

Beijing is using new methods to spin the pandemic to its advantage.

As president, Joe Biden plans to take immediate steps to renew U.S. democracy and alliances, protect the United States' economic future, and have America lead the world.

A credible military threat might be enough.

Iranians have had enough of theocracy.

China tests the limits of impunity.

In many ways, the populist surge that brought Donald Trump to office represents a rejection of experts and all they represent. Americans today see ignorance as a virtue. Here’s why they’re very, very...

To counter Chinese threats to U.S. vital interests, the United States must mount not just a "whole of government" response but a "whole of nation" response. 

A credible military threat might be enough.

America, China, and the tragedy of great-power politics.

The Biden administration can’t afford to overlook Mexico.

As two new books make clear, Xi Jinping is determined to impose authoritarian rule on Hong Kong.

Beijing is using new methods to spin the pandemic to its advantage.

A Collection of His Writings in Foreign Affairs

Beijing has acted with a sense of impunity in Xinjiang, but its abuses there could bedevil foreign relations with the Muslim world.

Beijing’s newfound assertiveness looks at first glance like the mark of growing power and ambition. But in fact it is nothing of the sort.

A credible military threat might be enough.

Beijing has acted with a sense of impunity in Xinjiang, but its abuses there could bedevil foreign relations with the Muslim world.

Abandoning Kyiv would embolden Russia—and lead only to more war.

As two new books make clear, Xi Jinping is determined to impose authoritarian rule on Hong Kong.

And how to sustain its newfound unity.

The world can’t afford to ignore Tigray.

Elizabeth Warren, U.S. Senator from Massachusetts, outlines her vision for a foreign policy that works for all Americans. 

In the United States, there is strong evidence that the national interest has not been well served by the country’s immigration policy over the last five decades.

Ahead of Saturday's election, the Chinese government has undertaken a vast information influence campaign in Taiwan.

Iranians have had enough of theocracy.

Beijing is using new methods to spin the pandemic to its advantage.

Beijing’s new security law has stifled the territory’s autonomy and hopes.

Victory for Ukraine, democracy for Russia.

A credible military threat might be enough.

It’s time to move past Washington’s cautious approach.