Welcome back to Foreign Policy’s Latin America Update. This week’s headlines: Salvadoran President Nayib Bukele wins reelection, Mexico secures World Cup hosting duties, and Chile faces two national tragedies. Subscribe…

Welcome back to Foreign Policy’s SitRep! Here’s what’s on tap for the day: A look at how much damage the Houthis and their Iranian weapons can do in the Red…

This week’s highlights include Pakistan’s upcoming elections, India’s engagement with the Taliban, and the resignation of a Sri Lankan cabinet minister amid a healthcare scandal. The Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N)…

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Welcome to Foreign Policy’s Africa Brief. This week’s highlights include protests in Senegal, Nigeria’s devaluation, and Namibia’s succession. To receive Africa Brief in your inbox every Wednesday, please sign up…

Welcome to Foreign Policy’s China Brief. This week: China’s stock market undercuts public confidence as the Spring Festival holiday begins, 9 billion trips expected within China as holiday travel commences,…

The world is undergoing a significant change, with trade fragmenting as countries put up barriers in the name of “friendshoring,” “de-risking,” and “self-reliance.” This trend could lead to a new…

Welcome back to World Brief, where we focus on U.S. diplomatic efforts in the Middle East, a contentious reelection in El Salvador, and Senegal’s decision to delay a presidential vote.…

The likelihood of China starting a war, particularly with the United States, is a major concern in international affairs. If China were to use military force against Taiwan or another…

South Africa’s decision to bring a genocide case against Israel to the International Court of Justice (ICJ) has brought discussions of the issue into a global spotlight, something “virtually verboten…