It’s hard to believe he endorses a theory that if he can make some academic conferences a tad less prestigious, peace will bloom
Foreign Affairs
Viewpoint: American Exceptionalism Has Become Exceptionally Stale
No other country — and there are many other success stories out there — ascribes to such a chest-thumping, predictable creed as the United States
Why Education Should Be in the Foreign Policy Debate
As the case of Malala Yousafzai shows, educational inequalities breed conflict and repression and hurt all nations
Should Anti-Islam Filmmakers Be Thrown in Jail?
Controversy over what should be done about ‘Innocence of Muslims’ has pushed the First Amendment to its limits
Our Best Diplomats: Women in the Peace Corps
Women are now the majority of Peace Corps volunteers. Here’s how they’ve been uniquely committed to international work
Why I Want to Be President of the World Bank
The World Bank can once again take the helm of global development—with the right leadership
Is There Still Hope for a Democratic Egypt?
It is seeming increasingly unlikely that Egypt will achieve a democratic government by April, says the man who helped broadcast the revolution
Fareed Zakaria: A Post-American World in Progress
Why emerging powers didn’t lead in 2011 and won’t in the coming year
