List of Culture articles
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geopolitical-words-2022-foreign-policy-joel-holland-illustration-HP The New Geopolitical Vocabulary
From friendshoring to sportswashing, here are six new terms that entered foreign-policy discourse in 2022.
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A preservationist cleans around a painting of the Founding Fathers at the U.S. Capitol. What FP’s Contributors Read This Year
Our favorite book reviews of 2022.
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An illustration of the French word "seum" reflected in a woman's sunglasses as her lip curls. 5 Words That Explain the World
From France to Thailand, writers decipher how language uniquely reflects politics.
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Rows of colorful books are pictured on wooden shelves. Books About 20 of the World’s Great Cities
And more reads on fiction and foreign policy.
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ILLUSTRATION by KLAWE RZECZY FOR FOREIGN POLICY The Best Movies, TV Shows, and Podcasts We Liked in 2022
FP columnists, contributors, and editors recommend the pop culture offerings that kept them entertained and informed this year.
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bFP - book recommendations – HP Override The Best Books We Read in 2022
FP columnists and contributors recommend their favorite books they read this year.
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a1-lead-Foreign-policy-gift guide FP’s Holiday Gift Guide
Inspired ideas for global citizens, aspiring adventurers, and lifelong learners.
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My Imaginary Country connects Chile's complex history to contemporary revolutionary social movements and the election of a new president. Idealism Rules in Patricio Guzmán’s Chile
The exiled filmmaker’s latest work is a passionate—if incomplete—account of the 2019 estallido and its aftermath.
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Farmers harvest pineapples in Pingtung county, Taiwan On the Front Lines of the China-Taiwan Food Fight
A Brooklyn start-up hits back against Beijing’s pressure campaign.
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UMfinal3c_SW_V2 5 Pieces of Art That Reflect on Foreign Policy
Artists interpret global affairs and sociopolitical trends in our archive.
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Two men in suit sit side-by-side. One is pointing past the camera. Argentina’s Junta Trial Was About More Than a Few Good Men
Relying on Hollywood clichés, “Argentina, 1985” offers a pat, sentimentalized view of history.
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Saharawi festivalgoers gather to watch a nighttime FiSahara screening at Auserd refugee camp in the Western Sahara. The World’s Most Remote Film Festival
Deep in the Algerian desert, a Sahrawi-run event puts Western Sahara’s struggle for liberation on the big screen.
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Daily Life In Bali Is Longtermism Such a Big Deal?
William MacAskill’s “What We Owe the Future” was endorsed by Elon Musk and has fueled a movement, but is it all that revolutionary, really?
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Demonstrators sing “Baraye” in Washington. Why Is Iran’s Regime So Afraid of This Song?
The crowdsourced protest anthem “Baraye” has become a thorn in the side of the theocratic government in Tehran.
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Books are seen among the debris in Borodyanka, Ukraine. The Defiance of Celebrating Literature in the Midst of War
How this year’s Lviv BookForum in Ukraine became an act of solidarity.
