foreignaffairs.com/russian-federa…. A highly compelling article here by Stephen Kotkin. I like how he outlines possible scenarios, without necessarily endorsing any one of them.

Thanks to Foreign Affairs for the opportunity to debate interpretations & discuss the way forward after Iran's unprecedented attack on Israel w/Dan Kurtz-Phelan & Ali Vaez. Very grateful to Kate Brannen & FA tech wizards who made it seemless despite my wonky internet connection.

Progressive Realism will underpin The Labour Party's foreign policy approach.

It takes the world as it is. Not as we wish it to be. It is realist means for progressive ends.

Today I’ve published ‘The Case for Progressive Realism’ in Foreign Affairs 👇🏿
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Foreign Affairs published today the results of a most fruitful collaboration between Samuel Charap and yours truly, an article on the failed peace talks between Russia and Ukraine (March-April 2022). foreignaffairs.com/ukraine/talks-….

The deepening of 🇨🇳🇷🇺 alignment is one of the most consequential geopolitical outcomes of Russia's war against Ukraine. How so, and why is this important? I wrote about it in a new essay for Foreign Affairs. Some key takeaways in a🧵1/20 foreignaffairs.com/china/putin-an…

Who Still Believes in a Two-State Solution? My conversation with Foreign Affairs Editor Daniel Kurtz-Phalen about the current Biden-Bibi confrontation and other developments in the Gaza War. foreignaffairs.com/podcasts/who-s… via Foreign Affairs

Listen to the latest episode of “The Foreign Affairs Interview,” featuring former U.S. Ambassador to Israel Martin Indyk in conversation with editor Dan Kurtz-Phelan:
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Thanks to Foreign Affairs for encouraging this piece from me Crisis Group. While many Western policymakers know that you can't lump together three continents under a single two-word phrase, some do sometimes flatten the world in exactly this way.

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After returning to China earlier this year to reconnect with a country where I've lived for 20 years, my overall impression is that it's never been more (self) isolated than at any point in the past 45 years. Read my full account Foreign Affairs
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A short piece I wrote on dictators, lies, and satellites is out today in Foreign Affairs (w/ ungated access)👇
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Out today with a piece in Foreign Affairs looking at the lessons of G7+ sanctions on Russia. In particular, what we should and should not expect them to achieve. foreignaffairs.com/united-states/…

🧵Was the Kremlin's aggression against Ukraine predestined? Just as Putin's paranoia, Russia's failure to seize historic opportunities and develop a visionary, pragmatic foreign policy is among root causes of the tragedy, I argue in Foreign Affairs. 1/
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Russia’s Halfway to Hell Strategy. Why Putin Has Not Yet Launched a Total War in Ukraine - Irina Borogan and me in Foreign Affairs
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Something I wrote for ⁦⁦Foreign Affairs⁩ . Pleasure working with their editorial team, especially ⁦Justin Vogt⁩ . foreignaffairs.com/china/xis-law-…

Fiona Hill and I assess where the Kremlin's thinking is a year into the war Foreign Affairs
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In Foreign Affairs, I write with my friend Adam Szubin, who headed #OFAC , about what Beijing has learned about economic warfare from Moscow's war in Ukraine. We explore how Beijing went from loathing sanctions to copycatting them, while also fearing them. foreignaffairs.com/china/what-chi…

Russia’s struggles in Ukraine cannot be explained only as endemic military issues. Kremlin interference undercut performance in critical ways.Their mistakes collided with fierce Ukrainian resistance, western intel and weapons.Will they learn? My latest,👇 foreignaffairs.com/ukraine/what-r…

Have a piece in Foreign Affairs on effects of the war in Ukraine one year on.
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Many are worried the war in Ukraine will lead to a surge of nuclear proliferation.

In a piece Foreign Affairs, Eric Brewer, Tristan Anderson Volpe, and I explain why that’s unlikely and argue there may even be opportunities to strengthen nonproliferation. foreignaffairs.com/ukraine/ukrain…

Against the backdrop of the CCP’s 20th Party Congress, Ambassador Nicholas Burns Nicholas Burns sat down with Foreign Affairs editor Dan Kurtz-Phelan on the “The Foreign Affairs Interview” podcast to discuss the state of U.S.-China relations in a period of heightened political tensions.