FOREIGN POLICY

APRIL 13. 2026

Tehran Can’t Count on Hormuz

The regime survived, but this doesn’t make it as strong as it thinks.

Spanish Immigration Is Different

Madrid is preparing for one of the most ambitious regularization schemes in European history.

How to Prevent 9 Million Deaths

Rich countries must understand foreign aid can actually be popular—if people see the results.

Pressed by Russian Drones, Ukraine Turns to Ground Robots

While mostly used for logistics, Ukraine is increasingly using them for combat operations.

How the Pentagon Can Manage the Risks of AI Warfare

If warfighters don’t trust the technology, they won’t use it.

APRIL 12. 2026

Why Viktor Orban’s Fidesz Party Lost

The opposition’s stunning victory offers lessons for U. S. Democrats—and a warning for Trump’s allies.

APRIL 10. 2026

America’s Problem With Diplomacy Predates Trump

Witkoff and Kushner are merely the tip of the iceberg.

Where Do the Gulf States Go From Here?

The U. S. war with Iran has shattered their economic model.

U. S. -Iran Peace Talks May Collapse Before They Even Begin

Tehran is demanding new conditions for dialogue, as Israel continues its strikes on Lebanon.

The Iran War’s Agriculture Shock Isn’t Over Yet

Even with a cease-fire deal in place, vital energy and fertilizer flows remain trapped.

The Economy Is on the Ballot in Hungary

How longtime Prime Minister Viktor Orban’s economic record could shape Sunday’s election.

Pakistan Walks a Tightrope on Iran

As Islamabad hosts peace talks, it’s also balancing a security pact with Riyadh.

The Charisma Wars

Why personality now trumps policy in global politics.

The Fight Over the Future of Meat

The United States lost the EV race to China. Food could be next.