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What Hamas Wants in Postwar Gaza (www.foreignaffairs.com)

Infrastructure Is Remaking Geopolitics (www.foreignaffairs.com)

Why Ukraine Should Keep Striking Russian Oil Refineries (www.foreignaffairs.com)

Washington’s criticism is misplaced: attacks on oil refineries will not have the effect on global energy markets that U.S. officials fear. These strikes reduce Russia’s ability to turn its oil into usable products; they do not affect the volume of oil it can extract or export. In fact, with less domestic refining...

Biden’s Incomplete Industrial Policy (www.foreignaffairs.com)

Why Israel Should Declare a Unilateral Cease-Fire in Gaza (www.foreignaffairs.com)

Is an Anti-Iran Alliance Emerging in the Middle East? (www.foreignaffairs.com)

I colloqui che avrebbero potuto porre fine alla guerra in Ucraina (www.foreignaffairs.com) Italian

Nelle prime ore del 24 febbraio 2022, l’aviazione russa ha colpito obiettivi in tutta l’Ucraina. Contemporaneamente, la fanteria e i mezzi corazzati di Mosca si riversarono nel Paese da nord, est e sud. Nei giorni successivi, i russi hanno tentato di accerchiare Kiev....

The Middle East Could Still Explode (www.foreignaffairs.com)

The Only Way for Israel to Truly Defeat Hamas (www.foreignaffairs.com)

Iran’s Order of Chaos (www.foreignaffairs.com)

Ethiopia Back on the Brink (www.foreignaffairs.com)

The Trouble With “the Global South” (www.foreignaffairs.com)

Overhaul UNRWA—Just Not Right Now (www.foreignaffairs.com)

The Creeping Politicization of the U.S. Military (www.foreignaffairs.com)

In fact, politicization of the military may soon get even worse, especially if some in the right wing of the Republican Party have their way. In the past, politicians often used service members as political props and military policies as wedge issues to appeal to voters, with the military as bystander in its own politicization....

How Biden Can Get Tough on Netanyahu (www.foreignaffairs.com)

Biden has not yet proved willing to challenge Israel in a meaningful way, but there are signs that he is becoming increasingly frustrated with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. In February, the president’s close associates told NBC News that Netanyahu is “giving him hell.” On March 10, Biden said Netanyahu’s...

A World Divided Over Artificial Intelligence (www.foreignaffairs.com)

All the different ways in which geopolitics is shaping AI.

The Real Culture Wars - How Art Shapes the Contest Between Democracy and Autocracy (www.foreignaffairs.com)

In the Wake of the War in Gaza, Is the Two-State Solution Still Viable? (www.foreignaffairs.com)

We at Foreign Affairs have recently published a number of pieces on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, the war in Gaza, the risk of regional escalation, and the viability of the two-state solution. To complement these articles, we decided to ask a broad pool of experts for their take. As with previous surveys, we approached...

Gaza and the End of the Rules-Based Order (www.foreignaffairs.com)

Gaza and the End of the Rules-Based Order (www.foreignaffairs.com)

Israel’s Self-Destruction (www.foreignaffairs.com)

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Israel’s Self-Destruction: Netanyahu, the Palestinians, and the Price of Neglect (www.foreignaffairs.com)

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Israel’s Self-Destruction (www.foreignaffairs.com)

October 7 was the worst calamity in Israel’s history. It is a national and personal turning point for anyone living in the country or associated with it. Having failed to stop the Hamas attack, the IDF has responded with overwhelming force, killing thousands of Palestinians and razing entire Gazan neighborhoods. But even as...