Foreign Affairs Magazine

116 articles in the TruthFoundry index. Each links out to the original.

• U.S.-China Détente: Strategic Stability Framework Emerges · U.S.-China leaders agree on strategic stability framework to manage competition and avoid conflict
• Foreign Affairs Essay Urges U.S. to Lead Global Food Security Effort · A Foreign Affairs essay argues the U.S. should lead a global campaign against famine by reforming aid and food systems.
• Taiwan's Navy Should Shift to Smaller Corvettes for Sea Denial Against China · Taiwan should replace large destroyers and frigates with stealthy corvettes to deny China use of the Taiwan Strait.
• Washington Urged to Lead Global Food Security Campaign to Prevent Famine · Foreign Affairs opinion piece argues the US should spearhead a global campaign to reduce food insecurity and prevent famine.
• Analysis Argues U.S. Can Win Iran War by Maintaining Blockade · Analysis argues U.S. can win Iran war by maintaining blockade as Iran weakens faster.
• U.S. Homeland Defense Vulnerable to New Drone and Cyber Threats · Experts warn the U.S. homeland defense is porous against modern drone swarms and cyberattacks despite geographic advantages.
• Netanyahu's 'Endless War' Doctrine Faces Test as Eisenkot Leads Israeli Polls · Israeli PM Netanyahu now openly backs perpetual war, while rival Gadi Eisenkot leads polls but offers few details.
• Global Polling Shows China Gaining Favorability, But US Remains Preferred Economic Partner · Pew Research data reveals China is viewed more favorably than the US in many nations, yet the US remains the preferred economic partner.
• North America Must Unite to Counter China's Economic Coercion · Experts warn North American nations must coordinate to counter China's weaponized supply chain tactics.
• Arms Race Looms as U.S., Russia, China Expand Nuclear and Space Weapons · The U.S., Russia, and China are modernizing nuclear and space arsenals, with Trump's Golden Dome missile defense accelerating an arms race.
• Russia's shift to spy hunting under Putin shores up power but paralyzes state governance · Russia's FSB has shifted from counterterrorism to hunting spies, using treason charges to tighten control but paralyzing state institutions.
• Syria Reopens Trade Routes to Capitalize on Post-Hormuz Economy · Syria is reopening trade corridors to leverage regional instability and bypass the Strait of Hormuz.
• Global Trade Imbalances Looming Crisis: Who Bears the Cost? · Experts warn that unresolved global trade imbalances will inevitably lead to a painful economic adjustment.
• Trump administration urged to cut U.S. troop levels in Europe to force European defense self-reliance · U.S. should cut its ~80,000 European troops to force Europe to build its own defense, argues the piece.
• India Maintains US Ties Despite Trump's Coercion and Pakistan Pivot · India sustains its 'America plus' strategy with the US despite Trump's tariffs and closer ties to Pakistan.
• Post-Iran War Middle East Faces Deepening Political and Security Fractures · Escalating conflict with Iran threatens to fracture Middle Eastern alliances and destabilize regional economies.
• Ukraine's Drone War Shifts Politics, Cabinet, and Civil Society · Ukraine's transition to drone warfare has reshaped its military, politics, and civil society, leading to recent cabinet reshuffles.
• US Should Not Expand Nuclear Arsenal Amid Rising Global Threats · Experts argue expanding the US nuclear stockpile weakens deterrence and risks an arms race with China and Russia.
• Trump's War on Iran Ends in Strategic Dead End · Analysis argues Trump's military campaign against Iran failed to achieve regime change and damaged U.S. leverage.
• The New Right's 'Civilizationism' Strategy to Redefine U.S. Global Role · The New Right is developing a 'civilizationism' strategy to structure the world into bounded civilizational spaces dominated by regional hegemons.
• Thailand's Bhumjaithai Party Seizes Power, Ending Conservative Stalemate · Bhumjaithai, backed by the monarchy, won Thailand's 2026 elections and seized state control after decades of conservative opposition.
• China's Illicit Economy Generates Trillions Despite Beijing Crackdowns · China's structural economic imbalances fuel a massive illicit economy generating nearly $1 trillion annually.
• Risks of AI in U.S. Military: Cognitive Decline and Automation Bias · Experts warn AI integration in the U.S. military may erode human judgment and cognitive capacity.
• Congress Must Enact Permanent Trade Laws to Counter China · Lawmakers argue Congress must pass legislation to permanently strengthen trade enforcement and counter Beijing's economic strategy.
• US Unprepared for AI-Enabled Synthetic Bioweapons Threat · Former homeland security adviser warns US lacks strategy for AI-driven biological attacks by non-state actors.
• Democracies Must Embrace Creative Destruction to Fix Failing State Agencies · Experts argue advanced democracies must rebuild or destroy legacy agencies to restore state capacity and public trust.
• The Abandoned Order: Adapting to a Fragmented Post-American World · Experts warn that the U.S.-led international order has collapsed, leaving states to improvise in an era of uncertainty.
• US Military Procurement Lag Risks Losing Tech Race to China and Russia · Former Apple executive argues US defense acquisition bureaucracy prevents rapid adoption of commercial tech against rivals.
• US Alliances Survive Trump Shock Despite Strategic Rifts · Experts argue US alliances will endure Trump's second term due to converging threats and material realities.
• China's Rare-Earth Dominance: A History of Accidental Weaponization · China's rare-earth monopoly resulted from lax environmental controls and domestic competition rather than a deliberate decades-long geopolitical strategy.