Why America Gets Africa Wrong
U.S. policy will get worse before it gets better.
Extreme Weather Will Upend U.S.-China Competition
The cost of falling behind on climate adaptation.
The Strange Triumph of a Broken America
Power abroad comes with dysfunction at home.
A Democracy Safe for the World
How to fix a broken system.
Europe Goes Its Own Way
Drifting from America, the continent Is rearming and reordering itself.
The Afghanistan Reckoning
Forever wars and the costs of collective forgetting.
The United States’ Missed Opportunity in Latin America
Economic security begins closer to home.
True North?
Missed Opportunities Choi Jong Kun and Joel S. Wit In “North Korea as It Is” (May/June 2026), Victor Cha recasts three decades of diplomacy as a strategic failure and claims that North Korean leaders were uniformly deceitful and “determined to build a nuclear arsenal at any cost.” But Cha’s narrative of futility is wrong. Read […]
Who Is Winning Africa’s Drone Wars?
Ukraine isn’t the only battlefield shaping autonomous warfare.
America, Iran, and a World in Turmoil
A Conversation With Ian Bremmer