America’s Evacuation Efforts in Sudan Stall Out
An international rescue group is trying to evacuate more than 300 U.S. citizens and permanent residents who remain stranded in Sudan, despite continuing fighting between...
The Last Big Weapon on Ukraine’s Wish List
Congress, fresh from seemingly securing a U.S. promise to provide advanced fighter jets to Ukraine, is now urging the Biden administration to send long-range weapons...
Ukraine Begins Pre-Offensive Probe of Russian Lines
If you take it from Yevgeny Prigozhin, the already-bad battlefield situation in Ukraine for Russian troops is going from bad to worse. Taking to his...
Ukraine’s Air War Heats Up
For most of the past year, one of the central mysteries of Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine has been the question of why the Kremlin’s...
Congress Calls on Georgia to Release Political Prisoners
A U.S. government human rights watchdog is calling on Georgia to stop politically motivated persecutions of pro-Europe figures just a month after the government cracked...
Ukraine’s Spring Offensive Is Waiting on Weapons
The snow is melting in eastern Ukraine, and for a brief moment in a year of full-scale war with Russia, things have felt oddly normal....
Finland Gives NATO a King in the North
For years, Finland bucked the trend of NATO expansion catching fire throughout the post-Soviet European mainland. Old habits, like neutrality, die hard. For years, Finland...
Biden Budget Expected to Stiff the Indo-Pacific
The tip of the spear when it comes to U.S. military competition with China, the Indo-Pacific Command, is asking Congress for more than $15 billion...
How Ukraine Learned to Fight
Photos by Paula Bronstein for Foreign Policy Ukrainian soldiers train outside Kyiv Ukrainian soldier Taksist (a nickname) with the 114th Territorial Defense Brigade trains at...
Where Is Vlad’s Mind?
Welcome back to Foreign Policy’s SitRep! Jack here, flying solo and battling residual jet lag after my other flight this week—from Munich via London. While...