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A few figures explain what is at stake on Election Day and why Republicans fear they may be hit by a blue wave.

The next secretary-general of the United Nations will need to lead at a time of crises in all three pillars of the institution: peace and security, development, and human rights. In CFR’s UN Secretary-General Candidates Series, Carolyn Rodrigues Birkett explains why she is suited…

JFK pleaded illness to cancel a Midwest campaign trip and return to Washington to decide how to respond to the Cuban Missile Crisis.

“The stable and open international order erected during America’s watch—Pax Americana—is unraveling, giving way to global disarray,” writes Charles A. Kupchan, senior fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations (CFR), in his new book, Bringing Order to Anarchy: Governing the World…

Cyber-enabled scams are spreading globally with the aid of emerging technologies, such as artificial intelligence (AI). In Southeast Asia, criminal networks are using AI to traffic individuals into scam centers and leveraging the technology to deceive fraud victims.

JFK’s speeches on the campaign trail in Illinois and Ohio gave no hint of the crisis that the United States faced.

JFK keeps quiet about the discovery of Soviet missiles in Cuba as he meets a Soviet diplomat and the secret becomes increasingly harder to keep.

President John F. Kennedy works to project a sense of normalcy as his predecessor urges a miliary response.

The physical nature of data centers makes them highly vulnerable. But there are steps that governments and companies can take to reduce risks from attacks.

Trump announced a new diesel deal with Putin on October 9 to the surprise of many U.S. allies. Experts argue the agreement could undercut Western economic pressure on Russia and solidarity efforts with Ukraine while doing little to lower fuel prices.

CFR President Michael Froman analyzes the Iran war and the future of power in the Middle East.

President John F. Kennedy learned that the Soviets were installing nuclear missiles in Cuba and sought to project a sense to the world that nothing was amiss.

The Council on Foreign Relations (CFR) is pleased to name Sam Vigersky a fellow in the David Rockefeller Studies Program, CFR’s think tank. His research and writing will focus on humanitarian statecraft and modernizing emergency relief in response to armed conflicts and natural d…

The agreement to buy diesel from Russia could mark a dangerous shift in how the U.S. president views the conflict with Ukraine.

What happens if the world’s pharmacy decides to close? From ibuprofen to amoxicillin, a majority of the essential medicines used in the United States depend on ingredients from China. This dependence has left the United States vulnerable to a geopolitical rival that could decide …

On October 15, 1962, senior U.S. officials learned that their fears had come true—the Soviet Union was installing nuclear-armed ballistic missiles in Cuba.

The debate over autonomous weapons and the debate over frontier AI safety are about different problems. To regulate autonomous weapons effectively and move forward after a decade of discussion, lawmakers and the public need to understand not whether a weapon is autonomous but how…

A U.S. Air Force reconnaissance flight photographed evidence that the Soviet Union was installing nuclear-armed ballistic missiles in Cuba, touching off the Cuban Missile Crisis.

A few observations explain what is likely to happen on Election Day 2026 and why it matters.

Four CFR experts explain why Treasury’s market interventions haven’t lowered bond yields, how the sell-off is spreading abroad, and how AI spending and higher oil prices are affecting the bond market.

NBC President of Editorial Rebecca Blumenstein spoke to CFR about the experiences, risks, and mentors that have shaped her career, from small-town newsrooms to some of the country’s most influential news organizations.

The Council on Foreign Relations (CFR) is pleased to announce a transformative $15 million gift from the Blavatnik Family Foundation to strengthen and expand the Blavatnik Internship Program. Including both endowment and current-use support, this generous commitment more than dou…

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