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Foreign Policy presents a unique portrait of 2012's global marketplace of ideas and the thinkers who make them.

Ten events and trends that were overlooked this year, but may be leading the headlines in 2013.

The key ingredient missing in our policymaking these days? Creativity.

Meet the political odd couple driving democratic reform in Burma.

Contraceptives empower women -- and that's good news for the global health and development agenda.

Chen Guangcheng on freedom, violence, and the possibility of a revolution in China.

Across the world, the battle for free speech is pitting governments and corporations against activists and average citizens.

The billionaire investor wants to understand what it means to live in a world that we cannot fully understand.

In our search for dramatic solutions to poverty, we sometimes miss the small innovations that could make a big difference in reducing inequality.

The four geopolitical buzzwords that could be just around the corner.

Helping women strike a work-life balance would change the world more than you might think.

From hacktivism to cyberwarfare, the dangers that define the digital age.

America's unprecedented political paralysis is undermining the country at home and abroad.

Forget the BRICs. Meet seven unheralded countries to watch.

How Malala became an international hero.

The strange list of Indian products you can't import in Pakistan.