He was previously the deputy managing editor at Foreign Policy.
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Jonathan Ernst / Reuters The Contradiction at the Core of Trump's North Korea Strategy
The president’s national-security advisers say they’re running out of time to do something extremely time-consuming.
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Kevin Lamarque / Reuters Is Obama's Foreign-Policy Legacy Disappearing?
Several of his achievements are under threat—and it’s not all because of Donald Trump.
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Carlos Barria / Reuters Donald Trump, Dealbreaker
The president's America First policy is causing the U.S. to withdraw from the world.
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Carlos Barria / Reuters Trump Isn’t Certifying the Iran Deal—What Happens Next?
The president’s action won’t blow up the nuclear agreement—at least not right away.
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Michael Sohn / Reuters Siemens CEO: America Invented Globalization—Why Give It Up?
Joe Kaeser, who leads the German conglomerate, talks trade, job training, and Donald Trump.
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Carlos Barria / Reuters The Trouble With Rex Tillerson's Message of Unity
The president himself has repeatedly sent a different message.
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Axel Schmidt / Reuters 'We Don't Like Islamic Invasion': The Leader of Germany's Rising Right Speaks Out
Fresh off his election success, Alexander Gauland discusses refugees, German identity, and the legacy of the Nazis.
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Reuters Madeleine Albright: 'All of a Sudden, Diplomacy Is Being Degraded'
America’s former chief diplomat on the state of the State Department
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Carlos Barria / Reuters Who Trump Is Really Talking to When He Talks to North Korea
“This is about China,” says David Petraeus.
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Jonathan Ernst / Reuters How to Tell If North Korea and America Are Actually Headed to War
Watch what Donald Trump and Kim Jong Un do, not just what they say.
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Wolfgang Rattay / Reuters Angela Merkel Reorients Germany
If her country isn't the leader of the free world, what is it?
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Kevin Lamarque / Reuters France's President Defies Trump at the UN
“If the world’s major powers can’t agree on what the UN is for, what does that mean for its future?”
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Kevin Lamarque / Reuters Trump Keeps Kicking Allies When They're Down
The president's critical tweets after the London attack fit a pattern.
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AFP / KCNA via KNS / Getty / ... Can America Live With a Nuclear North Korea?
The lessons—and limits—of deterrence
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Juda Ngwenya / Reuters Why One President Gave Up His Country's Nukes
In dealing with North Korea, says F.W. de Klerk, remember that “inner conviction weighs heavier on the scale than international pressure.”
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Reinhard Krause / Reuters There Is No Precedent for What America Wants From North Korea
South Africa is the only country in history to have given up nuclear weapons it controlled. The man who made that decision compares it to the current crisis.
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Kim Hong-Ji / Reuters The Meaning of North Korea's Nuclear Test
With each new one, it learns from its mistakes.
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Kai Pfaffenbach / Reuters Can Trump Make a Deal With North Korea?
From merely talking to transforming the North Korean economy—a close look at the options
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Carlos Barria / Reuters Trump Has Taken His First Step Toward a Trade Conflict With China
The administration is both coaxing and pressuring the country into cooperating on North Korea. Call it the kitchen-sink strategy.
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Carlos Barria / Reuters Why China Isn't Doing More to Stop North Korea
What can the Chinese actually do about the threat from Kim Jong Un?
