Foreign Policy Essay

Members’ motivations are changing, and the approach of counter-recruitment programs must respond.

A deal that disarms Hamas may not disarm Gaza.

Strategists must understand the great powers’ different approaches to nuclear use.

The Somali capital has had a calm year, but what does it actually mean?

Would a nuclear-armed Japan be a deterrence shortcut or a source of instability?

Humanitarian groups need international support to overcome funding shortages and the country’s divided politics.

To reach an effective nuclear agreement with Iran, negotiators first must establish the status of Iran’s nuclear program.

Washington’s misplaced assumptions around export control and domestic regulations pose strategic risks to national stability.

The catch-all category is misleading and a mistake.

The “Venezuela Option” would address only a portion of the issues that have hobbled the country and driven the conflict with the United States.

The country’s counterterrorism strategy cannot address the range of root causes driving conflict across different regions.

Where returnees face humanitarian shortfalls, armed groups see opportunities.