Russia Won’t Let Ukraine Go Without a Fight
Moscow Threatens War to Reverse Kyiv’s Pro-Western Drift
The Battle for Ukraine
September/October 2014
Why the Ukraine Crisis Is the West’s Fault
The Liberal Delusions That Provoked Putin
John J. Mearsheimer
May/June 2016
Why Putin Took Crimea
The Gambler in the Kremlin
Daniel Treisman
August 2, 2021
Ukraine Is Part of the West
NATO and the EU Should Treat It That Way
Dmytro Kuleba
January/February 2020
The Shoals of Ukraine
Where American Illusions and Great-Power Politics Collide
Serhii Plokhy and M. E. Sarotte
Editor’s Pick
The Xi Jinping Model
November/December 2014
China’s Imperial President
Xi Jinping Tightens His Grip
Elizabeth Economy
May/June 2018
Autocracy With Chinese Characteristics
Beijing’s Behind-the-Scenes Reforms
Yuen Yuen Ang
September/October 2019
Party Man
Xi Jinping’s Quest to Dominate China
Richard McGregor
May/June 2020
China’s Coming Upheaval
Competition, the Coronavirus, and the Weakness of Xi Jinping
Minxin Pei
Anthology Series
Comprehensive Foreign Affairs coverage of the issues that shape our world.
This Day in History
Editor’s Pick
Carrots and Sticks in Sudan
March/April 2002
Sudan’s Perfect War
Randolph Martin
January 30, 2017
Punishing Sudan Is Not a Strategy
But Engaging a Bad Regime Could Make It Better
Zach Vertin
January 23, 2017
Don’t Let Sudan Off the Hook
The Atrocities Have Not Ended—Neither Should Sanctions
John Prendergast
April 23, 2019
What’s Next for Sudan’s Revolution
How It Started—and How to Prevent It Turning Violent
