Across the Foreign Policy program, our experts weigh in on the ongoing crisis after the Hamas attacks, Israel's military response, and how the war will reshuffle the global order.
Suzanne Maloney writes in Foreign Affairs that Hamas's attacks, and Iran's suspected participation in them, shatter Washington's illusion it could disengage from the region.
In the immediate aftermath of Hamas's attacks on Israel, Natan Sachs, Shibley Telhami, Suzanne Maloney, and Michael E. O'Hanlon weighed in on Israel’s response, Iran’s involvement, and regional repercussions.
From dove to hawk.Dennis Lu Chung Weng outlines the transformation of Taiwan's Kuomintang party from favoring unification with China to emphasizing democratic values over traditional Chinese ethnic nationalism.
Taiwan-U.S. relations. Fei-fan Lin writes that the ruling Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) government prioritized bolstering Taiwan’s relations with like-minded allies in an effort to reduce its reliance on China.
Warsaw and Berlin. Writing in the Financial Times, Constanze Stelzenmüller examines the breakdown in relations between Germany and Poland ahead of the latter's critical elections.
U.S. support for Ukraine. Mariana Budjeryn comments in Just Security on the morality of continued U.S. assistance to Ukraine.
