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Introducing FP March Madness

In the spirit of March Madness (as the annual U.S. collegiate basketball tournament is affectionately called, for our international readers) and to find a bit of distraction in an otherwise distressing news month, we are introducing our First Annual World...

Published Fri, Mar 18 2011 8:38 AM by FP Passport
Decline Watch: What exactly did the Australian foreign minister tell Romney?

Talking Points Memo is asking if this is Romney's " first big foreign stumble" and the Obama campaign is sending it out to journalists, but it's not exactly clear who exactly made a gaffe or about what. Here are some comments made by...

Published Mon, Jul 23 2012 12:11 PM by FP Passport

Filed under: Flash Points, Decline Watch, Election 2012, Mitt Romney
Taliban Release Video of Bergdahl's Handover; Senior Officials Killed in Rawalpindi; India's Lower House Begins Session

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Published Wed, Jun 04 2014 6:04 AM by Foreign Policy

Filed under: The South Asia Channel
'Task and Purpose'

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Published Wed, Jun 04 2014 8:01 AM by Foreign Policy

Filed under: The Best Defense
Embracing Enemies in Tunisia

Tunisia's main political forces have agreed on a deal to shore up the political middle and undermine extremists. That could be a crucial milestone on the path to democracy. The first in our series of Lab Reports on Tunisia. Read More...

Published Wed, Jun 04 2014 10:34 AM by Foreign Policy

Filed under: Lab Report
Hong Kong's Angry, Anti-Mainland Counter-Vigil

Some here think the usual Tiananmen commemoration is too soft on the Communist Party. Read More...

Published Wed, Jun 04 2014 3:06 PM by Foreign Policy

Filed under: Tea Leaf Nation
Obama, Bowing To Political Reality, Ousts Embattled VA Secretary Shinseki

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Published Fri, May 30 2014 8:29 AM by Foreign Policy

Filed under: The Cable
Would Ecuador have to smuggle Assange out of Britain?

Adding another wrinkle to the question of whether Ecuador will grant asylum to WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange, currently holed up at the country's embassy in London, is how they would get him on a plane out of the country even if they wanted to...

Published Tue, Aug 14 2012 11:20 AM by FP Passport
Morning Brief: NATO hits Qaddafi compound

NATO hits Qaddafi compound Top news: NATO jets destroyed a building in Muammar al-Qaddafi's compound, south of Tripoli. The Libyan government described the bombing as an attempt on the leader's life and claimed that 45 people were injured in the...

Published Mon, Apr 25 2011 5:19 AM by FP Passport

Filed under: Morning Brief
Is 'Zero Dark Thirty' propaganda?

I had been willing to give the benefit of the doubt to Zero Dark Thirty , the upcoming film by director Kathryn Bigelow about the pursuit of Osama bin Laden that has been the target of scrutiny for some lawmakers because of the level of access given to...

Published Tue, Aug 28 2012 10:59 AM by FP Passport
Take the Peter Feaver challenge!

Over on Shadow Government, Peter Feaver continues his debate with Charles Kupchan and Bruce Jentleson with a challenge: In my piece, I identified four obvious mistakes (there were many more I could have chosen): announcing an arbitrary withdrawal timeline...

Published Sat, Sep 01 2012 7:25 AM by FP Passport
Europe divided

After weeks of deadlock, NATO today agreed to help enforce the U.N. arms embargo against Libya, but it's still unclear whether the alliance will take a role in enforcing the no-fly zone. The main obstacle to NATO taking over a command role in the...

Published Tue, Mar 22 2011 10:54 AM by FP Passport
American exceptionalism, and other key lines in the GOP platform

House Speaker John Boehner (R-OH) may not think highly of party platforms, but a new Pew Research Center poll released Monday suggests that the American public is, in fact, more interested in the GOP platform than in presumptive nominee Mitt Romney's...

Published Tue, Aug 28 2012 9:35 AM by FP Passport

Filed under: Election 2012
American General Killed in Afghanistan in Insider Attack Is First Since 1970

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Published Tue, Aug 05 2014 3:30 PM by Foreign Policy

Filed under: Passport
My Name Is China, and I Have a Pollution Problem

Farmland is contaminated, tourism is down, and companies are packing up. Beijing's first step needs to be admitting that it has an environmental crisis. Read More...

Published Thu, May 29 2014 4:44 PM by Foreign Policy

Filed under: COLUMN

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Introducing FP March Madness

Decline Watch: What exactly did the Australian foreign minister tell Romney?

Taliban Release Video of Bergdahl's Handover; Senior Officials Killed in Rawalpindi; India's Lower House Begins Session

'Task and Purpose'

Embracing Enemies in Tunisia

Hong Kong's Angry, Anti-Mainland Counter-Vigil

Obama, Bowing To Political Reality, Ousts Embattled VA Secretary Shinseki

Would Ecuador have to smuggle Assange out of Britain?

Morning Brief: NATO hits Qaddafi compound

Is 'Zero Dark Thirty' propaganda?

Take the Peter Feaver challenge!

Europe divided

American exceptionalism, and other key lines in the GOP platform

American General Killed in Afghanistan in Insider Attack Is First Since 1970

My Name Is China, and I Have a Pollution Problem