September/October 1997

Is Russia Still an Enemy?

Richard Pipes

July/August 2014

Managing the New Cold War

What Moscow and Washington Can Learn From the Last One

Robert Legvold

January/February 2018

How to Stand Up to the Kremlin

Defending Democracy Against Its Enemies

Joseph R. Biden, Jr., and Michael Carpenter

July/August 2020

Pinning Down Putin

How a Confident America Should Deal With Russia

Victoria Nuland

June 16, 2013

Why Rouhani Won—and Why Khamenei Let Him

The Ahmadinejad Era Comes to an Auspicious End

Suzanne Maloney

November 25, 2015

Pulling the Strings

How Khamenei Will Prevent Reform in Iran

Alex Vatanka

April 16, 2020

Iran’s Hard-Liners Are Sitting Pretty

Maximum Pressure and Pandemic Pressure Have Consolidated Their Power

Sina Toossi

May 25, 2021

Iran Needs the Nuclear Deal to Keep Russia and China at Bay

Geopolitical Gains Will Last Longer Than Military Concessions

Jamsheed K. Choksy and Carol E. B. Choksy

April 1949

The Illusion of World Government

Reinhold Niebuhr

April 1974

The Hard Road to World Order

Richard N. Gardner

January/February 2014

The Unruled World

The Case for Good Enough Global Governance

Stewart Patrick

August 3, 2020

A Council of Democracies Can Save Multilateralism

Boris Johnson’s “D-10” Is the Club the World Desperately Needs

Edward Fishman and Siddharth Mohandas