Ones and Tooze Podcast: Why Air Travel Has Become so Miserable
How flight delays and cancellations became the new normal.
Part III: Who’s in Charge?
Tracing the journey of squid—a $500 million industry in Peru—hundreds of miles from home isn’t as simple as it seems.
The Investigator
Daniel Murphy, Secret Service
The Fed Interest Rate Hike
Plus: Colombia’s critical election on Sunday.
Part II: Pota in Paita
From local markets to a processing plant, our team heads to one of the most important squid fisheries in the world: Paita, Peru.
The Handler
Michele Rigby Assad, CIA
Why the Russia-Ukraine War Has Germany Worried About Bunkers
Plus: The Faroe Islands and the economics of tiny governments.
How Squid Explains the State of Our Oceans
Foreign Policy’s new six-part narrative series on global fishing.
Part I: Out to Sea
The race to catch squid off the coast of Peru is increasingly pitting local artisanal fishers against huge multinational fleets.
The Spycatcher Part 2
Eric O’Neill, FBI
How Banning Abortion Affects the Economic Lives of Women
Plus: Why the economy today reminds us of the 1970s—and why it doesn’t.
The Spycatcher
Eric O'Neill, FBI
The Trainer
Ric Prado, CIA
Foreign Policy Playlist: FP Live Future of Energy
The panelists looked at Putin’s efforts toward dominance in gas and oil, and how OPEC continues to undercut the US as gas and oil prices soar.
The Impact of School Shootings
Plus, a look at Switzerland.
Foreign Policy Playlist: Allies in Afghanistan
This week on FP Playlist, we feature a new series from Lawfare about the Afghans who helped the war effort in Afghanistan.
Coming Soon: The Catch
How squid explains the state of global fishing.
What Does a Cryptocurrency Crash Portend for the Economy?
Should you be worried about cryptocurrencies’ instability?
Why Low Unemployment Isn’t Better News
Adam and Cameron discuss unemployment rates and the future of African economics.
What a Generation Sounds Like
This week on FP Playlist, we feature an episode from “The Europeans.”
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