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A closer look at the impact of China’s currency on China’s export growth.

European countries have been too slow and too reactive in response to escalating Russian attacks. They need a coordinated playbook.

CFR President Michael Froman analyzes Europe’s changing posture toward China and Russia, and how that mirrors what the U.S. approach used to be.

The career and political thought of Peter Thiel undermine Francis Fukuyama’s famed but fragile “End of History” thesis—which the author sought to shore up in his new memoir. Originally published at Project Syndicate

Washington’s sudden decision to open talks with Myanmar’s government grants further legitimacy to an authoritarian regime and is unlikely to deliver access to rare earths.

The Trump administration has scaled back efforts to limit foreign disinformation and misinformation in U.S. elections even as Russia, China, and Iran continue to push secret influence campaigns.

We Discuss: Mentioned on the Episode: “Executive Order 13848: Imposing Certain Sanctions in the Event of Foreign Interference in a United States Election,” The White House “Two RT Employees Indicted for Covertly Funding and Directing U.S. Company That Published Thousands of Video…

This week, Rebecca Patterson bids adieu to cohost Sebastian Mallaby as he departs for San Francisco to undertake a new book that will give a behind-the-scenes perspective on Dario Amodei and Anthropic. In honor of the occasion, the hosts check in on the accuracy of their forecast…

Self-regulation of the AI industry can be effective. But ensuring safety, security, and public trust will require collaboration with major stakeholders, including the U.S. government.

Philanthropy at the Council on Foreign Relations The Council on Foreign Relations (CFR) receives charitable gifts from various private sources, including its members, corporations, and foundations. As a premier foreign policy organization in the United States, CFR plays a leading…

A foiled hijacking and an approaching election have put Israel in a reflective mood three years after October 7, even as its security doctrine hardens and its international isolation grows.

How has China imported less oil amid major supply shocks and war in Iran, and what does it mean?

As Americans worry about affordability, the midterm elections could be a referendum on the Trump administration’s tariffs and trade policy.

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2026 Annual Report

The Council—through its experts, content, convenings, and outreach—continued to inform U.S. engagement with the world throughout the year, as illustrated below and across this annual report.

Introduction  In the spring of 2025, eleven EU health ministers described Europe’s dependence on Chinese medicines as the weak point in Europe’s defense. The warning was accurate but largely ignored. For twenty of fifty-six active pharmaceutical ingredients (APIs) that Germa…

As the next presidential election looms, anxiety about the Nigerian president’s physical condition is growing.

Oil exports from the Middle East have rebounded, fueling claims that the United States is winning its war with Iran. But the Strait of Hormuz remains treacherous, Tehran isn’t any closer to accepting Washington’s terms, and the costs of the conflict are continuing to climb on bot…

Latin America’s largest democracy will hold presidential elections on October 4. Experts say the result, which will likely trigger a runoff, could reshape Brazil’s regional and international relations.

CFR President Michael Froman reflects on the third anniversary of Hamas’s October 7, 2023, attacks on southern Israel, and how the Middle East has changed since.

Two U.S. Supreme Court decisions handed down last month provided some much-needed clarity on 2026 election rules while a third opened the door to some uncertainty.

2026 Annual Report

This week on The Spillover, hosts Rebecca Patterson and Sebastian Mallaby are joined by Adam Posen, president of the Peterson Institute for International Economics, to discuss how the Federal Reserve has fallen behind the curve on inflation, Fed Chair Kevin Warsh’s task forces, a…

The White House AI accord outlines sensible safeguards, including independent evaluators and board-level oversight, but does not compel companies to adopt them. Until the cost of safety failures outweighs the payoff of racing ahead, a pledge built on “believe” and “should” won’t …