
A Message From Philippine Sen. Leila de Lima
The 2017 Global Thinker hopes that the world will "keep watching the Philippines."

Welcome to the New ForeignPolicy.com
A new look, a new chapter.

The Atlantic Council Did Not Give a Global Citizen Award to Gabonese President Ali Bongo Ondimba
And the allegation that we received funding to nominate him for the award is preposterous.

Preserving U.S. Credibility in Asia: An Open Letter
These foreign and security policy appointees in previous Republican administrations will be voting for Hillary Clinton.

Ukraine’s History Is in Good Hands
Josh Cohen’s article claims that I, and others, are “whitewashing” Ukraine’s past. What we are really doing is de-Sovietizing it.

Iran Won’t be Giving Visas to These Would-Be Republican Tourists
Iranian Foreign Minister Javad Zarif tells three Republican hawks they won't be visiting Iran anytime soon.
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The Future of Accessibility Innovation
FP Global Demographics Student Essay Contest, presented by AARP: As the global population ages, new technology is helping improve quality of life.

The Other Side of Leopoldo López
Roberto Lovato’s article claiming to be about the bona fides of our client's democratic credentials wasn't that at all.

The United States of Tacos
It's Americans, not Mexicans, who are responsible for the rise of margaritas and moles north of the border.

It Takes a Village
Why Africa won't wait for Western do-gooders to save a continent.

Ottawa Is No Caracas
Debating what it means to be a "rogue petrostate."

Congo Is Too Big to Fail
We've already tried breaking up the DRC -- and more than 1 million people died.

Getting to Equal
How Norway is doing the hard work of achieving gender equality.

Russia’s Rottweiler or Putin’s Poodle?
Sergei Lavrov's misreading of Russian history.

Ditherer-in-Chief
Forget "leading from behind." Obama's Middle East strategy is closer to "pleading from behind."

Hold That Prize!
Walmart might be saving millions of people money, but it still doesn't pay its employees a living wage.

Springtime in Kabul
While the media obsessed over the missteps, Afghans were building a better future.

Minority Report
Should presidents seek out dissent?

Freedom’s March
History might not be ending, but democracy is still gaining ground.

Mission Creep
Charles Kenny is too quick to encourage people to give up their privacy.

Storming the Hill
Thomas P.M. Barnett lets the White House off the hook for the Pentagon's dysfunction.

Obama’s Grand Strategy
America's relative decline means that defense and social spending will have to compete head to head, but that isn't necessarily a bad thing.

Republican Reincarnation
The GOP needs to let go of myths about its past to move forward.

Mind the Gap
Charles Kenny is too quick to call off the clash of civilizations.