Who Wins and Who Loses With Inflation
How inflation is having an impact on wide swaths of the U.S. economy and what tools are available to curb the rise.
Part 5: The Path to Permanence
Host Nelufar Hedayat talks to actor and U.N. goodwill ambassador Mahira Khan about the role host countries play in a refugee’s journey.
Ones and Tooze Podcast: Why the American Tax System Is Such a Mess
It’s progressive on paper, but in reality it’s unfair and inefficient.
How Better Data Helped End Child Marriage in Indonesia
A nonprofit’s grassroots data collection successfully pushed for a child marriage ban in Indonesia, a significant step to reduce female poverty.
Part IV: Pursuing Education
In Part 4 of Course Correction’s special series on refugees and forcibly displaced people, host Nelufar Hedayat talks to actor and UNHCR Goodwill Ambassador Cate Blanchett about the importance of education for refugees.
Foreign Policy Playlist: The History of Ukraine's Identity
In this episode, we explore the history of Ukraine’s national identity -- and how it formed over the course of centuries.
Foreign Policy Playlist: A Cobalt Curse?
Explore the world of cobalt mining — and the issues that create a resource curse in the Congo.
Ones and Tooze Podcast: How the Russian Ruble Bounced Back
Russia's currency plunged after the invasion of Ukraine but has regained its value.
Why Small Business Owners Have Such a Hard Time Getting Loans
Securing a good loan is challenging for many entrepreneurs, particularly women.
Part III: Healing the Mind
In Part 3 of Course Correction’s special series on refugees and forcibly displaced people, we look at the mental health risks that refugees around the world face and what it takes to heal these lesser visible threats.
The French Election
What Macron’s economic views show about France today. Plus, the business of humor.
Part II: Healing the Body
In Part 2 of Course Correction’s special series on refugees and forcibly displaced people, we look at the risks of bodily harm facing refugees around the world and what it takes to heal them.
What Works in Microfinance
We explore why some microfinance practices work really well while others fall short.
Foreign Policy Playlist: Escaping Conflict
Each of the six episodes will look at a different point in the journey to becoming — and living — as a refugee.
Foreign Policy Playlist: The Road Ahead for Ukraine
FP editor in chief Ravi Agrawal sat down with Eurasia Group President Bremmer to cover the Western response to the war in Ukraine and China’s role in the conflict.
Ones and Tooze Podcast: The Economic Toll of Russia's Grinding Siege on Mariupol
The Ukrainian city has been bombarded and besieged for weeks.
Part I: Escaping Conflict
In Part 1 of Course Correction’s special series on refugees and forcibly displaced people, we look at the causes behind displacement and the perilous journeys often undertaken.
The Battle for Women’s Property Rights in Kenya
What a daughter’s inheritance fight reveals about Kenya’s constitutional reforms, which aimed to provide equal land access between men and women.
Foreign Policy Playlist: How Far will Putin Go?
Editor in Chief Ravi Agrawal and former US NATO Ambassador Ivo Daalder discuss the current situation in Ukraine -- and the lengths Putin is willing to go.
Foreign Policy Playlist: Melinda Gates and the Post-Covid World
Melinda Gates and Ester Duflo talk about the post-Covid world for women entrepreneurs.