U.S. Vice President Kamala Harris is greeted by Indonesia’s President Joko Widodo upon her arrival at the 43rd Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) Summit in Jakarta, Indonesia, on September 6, 2023.(Bagus Indahono/Reuters)
A Kamala Harris-Tim Walz administration would build upon the Joe Biden administration’s focus on partners and allies and likely struggle to respond to regional democratic backsliding. Read more on Asia Unbound
The peacebuilding challenge in Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) is daunting. But the alternative is, and has been, a catastrophe. Read more on Africa in Transition
Over the last ten months, the world’s attention has been focused on Israel and the Gaza Strip. But the conflict has overshadowed another crisis enveloping the region: intense heat and water scarcity. Read the expert opinion in Foreign Policy
The latest issue, “America Adrift,” includes pieces from Condoleezza Rice, Mark A. Milley, Eric Schmidt, Richard Haass, and others offering a playbook for righting the course of America’s foreign policy.
Tourism has become a priority in Japan’s economic growth strategy. The pandemic blunted that effort, but when the Fumio Kishida Cabinet lifted its restrictions on foreigners entering Japan in 2022, the foreign visitors began to flock to Japan. Read more on Asia Unbound
Foreign policy issues regularly come to the fore at the national political conventions, especially during periods of global instability. Sometimes the events are marked by bitter disagreements within the parties. Get the background
On this episode of The President’s Inboxpodcast, Stephen Heintz, president and CEO of the Rockefeller Brothers Fund, joins James M. Lindsay to discuss how the United States should adapt to an era of renewed great power competition and domestic disagreement over what it should seek to achieve abroad.
U.S. government agencies are being asked to rapidly scale governance efforts focused on artificial intelligence. The U.S. government should integrate governance into agencies’ existing mandates, rather than trying to create a governance model from scratch. Read more on Net Politics
The Republic of Georgia’s new foreign agent law reflects rising Russian influence in the country and has prompted backlash from the United States and the European Union, which fear it could harm the Caucasus state’s democratic development. Read the analysis
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