Article Double Standards African nations face what appears to be a double standard, which has made them skeptical of the promise of real international criminal justice. By Fernando C. Saldivar July 28, 2022 Foreign Affairs Africa Ukraine Russia
Article Italy’s Tipping Point? Right-wing parties may take control of Italy this fall, as the Left lacks a socially progressive answer to the populists. By Massimo Faggioli July 27, 2022 Foreign Affairs Vatican
Article A Missed Opportunity? Not One Inch is a book to which historians will return again and again, examining the decade after the 1989 surprise. By James J. Sheehan June 2, 2022 Russia History Foreign Affairs
‘Broken Places’ On this episode, Phil Klay speaks about war and religious faith, the difficulty of reintegration after combat, and the deceptions of U.S. foreign policy. War and Peace Foreign Affairs
Article The Killing of Shireen Abu Akleh Shireen Abu Akleh’s death is indicative of the dangers faced by journalists as governments increasingly clamp down on press freedoms. By Griffin Oleynick May 24, 2022 Foreign Affairs Death and Dying Middle East
Feature Why India Needs Fewer Farmers The most fundamental forces causing ongoing changes in agriculture in India are the same in every nation on the planet, and they are irreversible. By Daniel K. Finn May 11, 2022 Foreign Affairs Economy