David Francis is a senior reporter for Foreign Policy, where he covers international finance. An award-winning journalist, David has reported from all over Europe, Nigeria, Kenya, Mexico, and Afghanistan on terrorism, national security, the geopolitics of energy, global economics, and the European financial crisis. His work has been published in outlets including the Christian Science Monitor, the Financial Times Deutschland, Slate, and SportsIllustrated.com.
By David Francis, Adam Rawnsley, and FP Staff U.S. taxpayers are helping Bashar Al-Assad in eastern Syria. Aide shipments heavily funded by American and European ...
The committee charged with protecting national security from risky foreign investments is understaffed and besieged by a surge in cases.
The exodus from the City is starting to look like a stampede.
The business community wants a quick resolution, but the U.S. trade rep says this is unlikely.
The contentious first day of talks ended with London conceding on what it promised would be the “row of the summer.”
They argue that protectionist measures on the metal will hurt them, not China.
The statement comes after police charged 12 members of Erdogan’s security team.
Everyone says Athens needs debt relief. But Germany won’t give it.
And Putin also threatens retaliation.
Beijing changes its mind on a series of Trump brands it recently rejected.
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