Team Biden Should Start With an Asia Pivot 2.0 Foreign Policy | The recent meeting of the Quadrilateral Security Dialogue in Tokyo revealed many of the dilemmas the United States faces...
Trump, Biden and the World Washington Post | A presidential election in the United States is an international event. For decades, the question of who occupies the W...
The Transformation of Diplomacy: How to Save the State Department? William J. Burns and Linda Thomas-Greenfield, Foreign Affairs | After four years of attacks by the Trump administration, U.S. diplomacy i...
UAE-Bahrain deals with Israel offer chance at a ‘warm peace,’ economic growth and a moderate Mideast Frederick Kempe, CNBC | It’s been a safe bet over the last four decades to “short” the region, as other parts of the world have moved ahe...
The UN at Seventy-Five: How to Make it Relevant Again? CFR.org Editors Members of six leading global think tanks reflect on what reforms are the most important for the United Nations as it loo...
UN experts condemn Hong Kong security law in letter to China Al-Jazeera China has faced intense criticism over the security legislation, which was imposed at the end of June following a year of some...
Environmental Diplomacy: China’s Attitude and Effort Towards Climate Change Sweta Chalise, Modern Diplomacy With the rapid process of industrialization and modernization, there has been a notable increase in carbo...
The Coming Revolution in Intelligence Affairs Anthony Vinci, Foreign Affairs In the future, machines will spy on machines in order to know what other machines are doing or are plannin...
The 2020 Candidates on Foreign Policy CFR | The CFR Guide to the presidential candidates and their positions on global issues such as Diplomacy & Foreign Aid, Cybersecurity, D...
Artificial Intelligence and Its Partners Oleg Shakirov, Modern Diplomacy The creation of the Global Partnership on Artificial Intelligence (GPAI) reflects the growing interest of...
