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Is Trump America’s First Post-Unipolar President?
How a Top Secret SEAL Team 6 Mission Into North Korea Fell Apart A group of Navy SEALs emerged from the ink-black ocean on a winter night in early 2019 and crept to a rocky shore in North Korea. They were on a top secret mission so complex and consequential that everything had to go exactly right. The objective was to plant an electronic device that would let the …
How to Navigate the Trade Wars
About Foreign Policy Live: Each week, Foreign Policy Live will feature a substantive conversation on world affairs. Host and FP editor in chief Ravi Agrawal will be joined by leaders, policymakers, and top academics to analyze key issues from the U.S.-China relationship and Russia’s war in Ukraine to trade and economics. FP Live is your weekly fix for smart thinking about the world. FP subscribers can be part of these conversations by sending questions in advance on www.foreignpolicy.com/live.
An AMA on Ravi’s Visit to China and India
About Foreign Policy Live: Each week, Foreign Policy Live will feature a substantive conversation on world affairs. Host and FP editor in chief Ravi Agrawal will be joined by leaders, policymakers, and top academics to analyze key issues from the U.S.-China relationship and Russia’s war in Ukraine to trade and economics. FP Live is your weekly fix for smart thinking about the world. FP subscribers can be part of these conversations by sending questions in advance on www.foreignpolicy.com/live.
Part 6: What's Crab Got to Do With It?
About the host: Ruxandra Guidi has been telling nonfiction and news stories for more than two decades. Her reporting for public radio, magazines, and various multimedia and multidisciplinary outlets has taken her throughout the United States, the Caribbean, South and Central America, as well as Mexico and the U.S.-Mexico border region. She’s a native of Venezuela.
What Gifts Mean to the U.S.-China Relationship
On this episode of Everyday Ambassador, host Annelise Riles is joined by former National Security Council China Director Ryan Hass to hear how gift-giving is integral to the U.S.-China relationship. Peter Selfridge, a former White House chief protocol officer, also shares how being intentional and taking the recipient into account can improve relationships. Finally, listeners and students from Northwestern University share their personal stories on how gifts have impacted their lives.
The Return of Great Powers
About Foreign Policy Live: Each week, Foreign Policy Live will feature a substantive conversation on world affairs. Host and FP editor in chief Ravi Agrawal will be joined by leaders, policymakers, and top academics to analyze key issues from the U.S.-China relationship and Russia’s war in Ukraine to trade and economics. FP Live is your weekly fix for smart thinking about the world. FP subscribers can be part of these conversations by sending questions in advance on www.foreignpolicy.com/live.
How America is Viewing Taiwan’s Election
About Foreign Policy Live: Each week, Foreign Policy Live will feature a substantive conversation on world affairs. Host and FP editor in chief Ravi Agrawal will be joined by leaders, policymakers, and top academics to analyze key issues from the U.S.-China relationship and Russia’s war in Ukraine to trade and economics. FP Live is your weekly fix for smart thinking about the world. FP subscribers can be part of these conversations by sending questions in advance on www.foreignpolicy.com/live.
Takeaways From the Biden-Xi Meeting
About Foreign Policy Live: Each week, Foreign Policy Live will feature a substantive conversation on world affairs. Host and FP editor in chief Ravi Agrawal will be joined by leaders, policymakers, and top academics to analyze key issues from the U.S.-China relationship and Russia’s war in Ukraine to trade and economics. FP Live is your weekly fix for smart thinking about the world. FP subscribers can be part of these conversations by sending questions in advance on www.foreignpolicy.com/live.
How to Fix America’s China Policy
The trajectory of the U.S.-China relationship has global implications, with most Democrats and Republicans in Congress calling for a more hawkish approach. Rep. Andy Kim disagrees, calling instead for a foreign policy focused more on coalition building. Kim sits on the House Select Committee on the Chinese Communist Party. He’s one of the few members of Congress who has visited China.
What China’s Slowdown Means for the World
About Foreign Policy Live: Each week, Foreign Policy Live will feature a substantive conversation on world affairs. Host and FP editor in chief Ravi Agrawal will be joined by leaders, policymakers, and top academics to analyze key issues from the U.S.-China relationship and Russia’s war in Ukraine to trade and economics. FP Live is your weekly fix for smart thinking about the world. FP subscribers can be part of these conversations by sending questions in advance on www.foreignpolicy.com/live.
The Ask-Me-Anything Edition
As a special summer edition of Foreign Policy Live, Ravi Agrawal shares the mic with his colleague Amelia Lester and answers audience questions on China’s economic slowdown, the state of Ukraine’s counteroffensive, and more. And while you’re here, listeners, we’re offering a rare 50 percent discount on a subscription to Foreign Policy for a short time. Go to foreignpolicy.com/subscribe and enter promo code FPLIVE.
Ro Khanna’s Plan to Reset the U.S.-China Relationship
A conversation with Silicon Valley’s congressman The White House’s China policy needs a reset. So says Rep. Ro Khanna, who has a plan to rebalance trade ties with Beijing and reduce tensions. Host Ravi Agrawal quizzes Khanna on China, the war in Ukraine, India, and more. Foreign Policy Live will be holding an ask-me-anything later this summer. Send in your questions to podcasts@foreignpolicy.com or by visiting foreignpolicy.com/live.
Has China Peaked?
NEW FOR SUBSCRIBERS: Click + to receive email alerts when new episodes are published for A debate on whether Beijing’s economic woes are temporary or terminal. About Foreign Policy Live: Each week, Foreign Policy Live will feature a substantive conversation on world affairs. Host and FP editor in chief Ravi Agrawal will be joined by leaders, policymakers, and top academics to analyze key issues from the U.S.-China relationship and Russia’s war in Ukraine to trade and economics.
Inside the U.S.-China Tech War
NEW FOR SUBSCRIBERS: Click + to receive email alerts when new episodes are published for Dan Wang on competition between the world’s two largest economies. Over the last few years, the United States has moved to limit China’s technological rise. U.S.-led sanctions have imposed unprecedented limits on Beijing’s access to advanced computing chips. In response, China has accelerated its own efforts to develop its technological industry and reduce its dependence on external imports.
Is America’s China Policy Shifting?
NEW FOR SUBSCRIBERS: Click + to receive email alerts when new episodes are published for FP’s reporters reflect on recent speeches by Biden administration cabinet members. About Foreign Policy Live: Each week, Foreign Policy Live will feature a substantive conversation on world affairs. Host and FP editor in chief Ravi Agrawal will be joined by leaders, policymakers, and top academics to analyze key issues from the U.S.-China relationship and Russia’s war in Ukraine to trade and economics.
Is America’s China Policy Too Hawkish?
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From Oil Worker to Climate Activist
NEW FOR SUBSCRIBERS: Click + to receive email alerts when new episodes are published for Lessons from A Climate Convert On this episode of Heat of the Moment, we meet former oil worker Allen Hubbard. Hubbard spent most of his professional career as a geologist working on oil rigs in Louisiana, trying to calculate the best spots to drill.
A Look Ahead at the U.S.-China Relationship
NEW FOR SUBSCRIBERS: Click + to receive email alerts when new episodes are published for FP Playlist recommends: FP Live. FP Playlist recommends: FP Live. This week on FP Playlist, we’re featuring FP Live, Foreign Policy’s forum for live journalism. FP editor in chief Ravi Agrawal sat down with experts Susan Shirk, Zongyuan Zoe Liu, and FP’s James Palmerto discuss what the world might expect from China in 2023.
Tunisia’s Perfect Economic Storm
A woman carefully chooses fruit at the Bab el-Fella street market in Tunis, Tunisia, on Sept. 1. Rosie Julin photos/Foreign Policy TUNIS, Tunisia—On Sept. 8, Selma weaved her shopping cart through the Bab el-Fella street market in Tunis to find the best deals. She had traveled for over an hour from her home, pushing past the crowds of back-to-school shoppers. Megaphones with recordings of vendors shouting “One dinar, one dinar” filled the air, in a cacophony of voices.
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Should the United States Step Up or Back Off?
Shifting global alignments pose a quandary for U.S. foreign policy. For much of the 20th century, the United States has toggled between two foreign-policy impulses: to actively insert itself in the affairs of the world or to hang back and focus on its own domestic issues. Advocates of the two approaches to international relations have had various designations, including liberals and realists, or interventionists and isolationists.
Part V: Game-Changing Diplomacy
The diplomats who are working to protect our oceans. This year, the future of squid and the oceans in general is being determined by a relatively small group of diplomats and representatives who are working on new agreements to regulate the laws of the oceans. With new incentives to curb fishing subsidies, new marine protected areas, and new laws for the high seas, collectively these agreements could have a major impact on the health of the Earth’s oceans and the viability of all fishing stocks.
Behind the Scenes at the United Nations
NEW FOR SUBSCRIBERS: Click + to receive email alerts when new episodes are published for Foreign Policy Playlist Foreign Policy recommends PassBlue’s podcast UN-Scripted. Foreign Policy recommends: UN-Scripted. This week on FP Playlist, we’re featuring PassBlue’s podcast UN-Scripted, which is a monthly podcast that takes you within the United Nations. FP Playlist host Laura Rosbrow-Telem sits down with reporter and host Kacie Candela.
How Squid Explains the State of Our Oceans
How Squid Explains the State of Our Oceans
Part IV: The High Seas
What’s being done to curb illegal, unregulated, and unreported fishing. In Part IV of The Catch, host Ruxandra Guidi examines the international efforts to curb illegal, unregulated, and unreported fishing. She hears from Peter Hammarstedt, a captain with the conservation organization Sea Shepherd, as well as Dyhia Belhabib, a principal investigator at Ecotrust Canada and an executive director at Nautical Crime Investigation Services.
WTO Clinches Deal Aimed at Reducing Global Overfishing
More than 160 countries pledged on Friday to limit subsidies to fisheries, in an international agreement that conservationists believe could help address overfishing and improve the health of the world’s oceans. Members of the World Trade Organization (WTO) had been negotiating the deal for more than two decades. They reached a breakthrough in Geneva this week after multiple rounds of negotiations that continued into the early morning.
The Catch
The Catch podcast The Catch podcast Small pelagic fish have been sustaining the communities of the Gambia and Senegal for centuries. But recently, foreign fleets have taken interest. China in particular has been processing large quantities of fish from the region into a product called fishmeal, to support animal feed and fish farms abroad. And as the fishmeal industry has grown, local communities’ food security has suffered, pushing many to migrate abroad.
Part I: Out to Sea
The race to catch squid off the coast of Peru is increasingly pitting local artisanal fishers against huge multinational fleets. Host Ruxandra Guidi, along with her Lima-based reporting partner Simeon Tegel (@SimeonTegel), travel to Paita, Peru, to get a firsthand look at one of the country’s top fisheries: squid. We begin with Lima-based reporter Dan Collyns (@yachay_dc) as he joins the Peruvian Coast Guard as it patrols Peru’s waters and works to prevent illegal fishing.
Fleeing Kyiv: Svetlana’s Story
NEW FOR SUBSCRIBERS: Click + to receive email alerts when new episodes are published for Foreign Policy Playlist In this episode, host David Greene sits down with Svetlana to hear what happened as she and her family tried to flee Kyiv. Foreign Policy recommends: Ukraine Stories This week on FP Playlist, we feature an episode from Ukraine Stories. In this episode, host David Greene sits down with Svetlana to hear what happened as she and her family tried to flee Kyiv.
The U.N. Treaty That Could Be the Oceans’ Last Great Hope
With a big push from a coalition of nearly 50 countries, can the landmark agreement pass? By Rosie Julin, a podcast producer at Foreign Policy. The General Assembly Hall at United Nations headquarters in New York on May 12, 2006. Chris Hondros/Getty Images March 10, 2022, 2:35 PM United Nations member states have tried for years to reach a global agreement that would protect marine life on the high seas—those parts of the world’s oceans that fall beyond the jurisdiction of any individual country.
Bernice King on Racial Justice
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Irshad Manji and Shadi Hamid on Preventing Islamophobia Around the World
June 30, 2021 Subscribe: Irshad Manji and Shadi Hamid discuss how to prevent Islamophobia around the world. On this episode of Global Reboot, FP Editor in Chief Ravi Agrawal interviews the authors and scholars Irshad Manji and Shadi Hamid on how to prevent Islamophobia around the world. Global Reboot is a FP Partner Podcast with the Doha Forum. About Global Reboot: Global Reboot explores how to rebuild a world upended by disruptive international events.
Former Prime Minister of Australia Kevin Rudd
June 23, 2021 Subscribe: The U.S.-China relationship strategy could be more globally influential than any other U.S. policy. How the Biden administration steers the relationship between Washington and Beijing could have more of an impact on the rest of the world than just about any other U.S. policy in the coming years. On this episode of Global Reboot, FP Editor in Chief Ravi Agrawal interviews former Australian Prime Minister Kevin Rudd on the U.S.-China relationship.
Mariana Mazzucato, Raghuram Rajan on Building Back Post-Pandemic
June 16, 2021 Subscribe: Mariana Mazzucato and Raghuram Rajan talk economic inequality and its impact on global pandemic recovery. Behind every protest and every election debate around the world, an underlying theme seems to be rising anger about inequality and a sense that capitalism itself is broken. But what can be done to fix it? What can societies do to reverse some of its inherent problems? And how should this inform governments and policymakers as they shape pandemic recovery?
Marietje Schaake and Vivian Schiller on Big Tech
June 9, 2021 Subscribe: Is high-tech a tool to further democratization or for greater oppression? And what solutions should be considered as governments look to regulate big tech? On this episode of Global Reboot, FP editor in chief Ravi Agrawal interviews Marietje Schaake, former member of the European Parliament, and Vivian Schiller, former president and CEO of NPR as well as the former head of news at Twitter, on Big Tech’s expansive role in our civic lives.
Introducing: Syria’s Lost Generation
March 9, 2021 Subscribe: A new podcast series about young people displaced by war. In Syria’s Lost Generation, a new six-part podcast, we hear from young people displaced by one of the most horrific wars of our time. The host, Liam Cunningham, is an award-winning actor who has worked with NGOs to raise awareness about the plight of refugees. Stories on the show are reported by David Enders, an award-winning journalist who has covered war in Syria, Iraq, and Libya.
Foreign Policy Playlist
No Avocados in Iran September 30, 2021: This show looks at the story of Tehran-based Washington Post reporter Jason Rezaian’s 544-day imprisonment in Iran—and the efforts of those back in the United States to bring him home.
Ensuring a Just Transition
NEW FOR SUBSCRIBERS: Click + to receive email alerts when new episodes are published for FP Playlist recommends: Heat of the Moment. FP Playlist recommends: Heat of the Moment. This week on FP Playlist, we feature an episode from Heat of the Moment, a Foreign Policy podcast in partnership with Climate Investment Funds. Heat of the Moment’s latest season looks at how communities and economies are transitioning away from fossil fuels in a fair and equitable way.
How Protests in Bangladesh Could Impact Elections
NEW FOR SUBSCRIBERS: Click + to receive email alerts when new episodes are published for Foreign Policy Playlist recommends: Global Dispatches. FP Playlist recommends: Global Dispatches. This week on FP Playlist, we feature an episode from Global Dispatches in which host Mark Goldberg sits down with the Wilson Center’s Michael Kugelman to discuss the recent protests in Bangladesh.
COMING SOON-Heat of the Moment: A Just Transition
NEW FOR SUBSCRIBERS: Click + to receive email alerts when new episodes are published for Season three of Heat of the Moment launches Jan. 18. Coming Jan. 18: season three of Heat of the Moment: A Just Transition, a podcast from Foreign Policy and the Climate Investment Funds that documents communities around the world as they transition away from carbon-intensive activities to create greener economies.
Heat of the Moment
Latest Episode March 1, 2023: And how to bolster better paying jobs in the global south while confronting the climate crisis. The climate change crisis can feel so formidable, so daunting, that instead of mobilizing people to action, it engenders paralysis. What could we mortals possibly do to prevent the calamity? A fair bit, it turns out.
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