September/October 2025

The Weaponized World Economy

Surviving the New Age of Economic Coercion

Henry Farrell and Abraham Newman

The New Economic Geography

Who Profits in a Post-American World?

Adam S. Posen

The Real China Model

Beijing’s Enduring Formula for Wealth and Power

Dan Wang and Arthur Kroeber

After the Trade War

Remaking Rules From the Ruins of the Rules-Based System

Michael B. G. Froman

The World Economy Was Already Broken

But There Is a Better Way to Fix It

Wally Adeyemo and Joshua P. Zoffer

Iran’s Dangerous Desperation

What Comes After the 12-Day War

Suzanne Maloney

Iran’s Roads Not Taken

Tehran, Washington, and the Failures That Led to War

Vali Nasr

China Is Winning the Cyberwar

America Needs a New Strategy of Deterrence

Anne Neuberger

After Xi

The Succession Question Obscuring China’s Future—and Unsettling Its Present

Tyler Jost and Daniel C. Mattingly

By Land or by Sea

Continental Power, Maritime Power, and the Fight for a New World Order

S. C. M. Paine

America’s Coming Crash

Will Washington’s Debt Addiction Spark the Next Global Crisis?

Kenneth S. Rogoff

What Kind of Great Power Will India Be?

Debating New Delhi’s Grand Strategy

Nirupama Rao; Dhruva Jaishankar; Lisa Curtis; Ashley J. Tellis

Grand Chessmaster

The Strategies of Zbigniew Brzezinski

Tom Donilon

Recent Books

Short capsule reviews from Foreign Affairs’ panel of regular reviewers

In Denial?

Debating U.S. Nuclear Strategy

Robert L. Gallucci; Vipin Narang and Pranay Vaddi

Should Asia Make It Official?

The Prospect of an “Asian NATO”

Ken Jimbo; Ely Ratner

The Price of Primacy

A Response to “Dispensable Nation”