Foreign Policy Magazine

FEATURE

The Sick Man of Europe Is … Europe

By Justin Vaisse

SHADOW

Fareed Zakaria’s Lamest Iran Analogy Yet

DISPATCH

Are Egypt’s Generals Losing Control of their Officers?

WALT

The Wildly Overblown Visit of Xi Jinping

The Fallen

The 12 European leaders taken down by the financial crisis.

Why It Won't Be a Tragedy if Greece Defaults

European leaders are working around the clock to prevent a Greek default -- as if they had a choice.

Cover Story

The Economy Issue: An FP Special Report

Feature

Think Again: Intelligence

In Box

Opening Gambit: After America

China Goes Linsane - By David Yang

The phenomenal rise of NBA wunderkind Jeremy Lin is sweeping mainland China -- even though he's Taiwanese.

02/16/2012

Big in Beijing: China's Sports Stars - An FP Slide Show

With Linsanity sweeping the nation, here's a look at other sports stars -- both foreign and Chinese -- who have made it into the spotlight.

02/16/2012

Why the Egyptian Military Fears a Captain's Revolt - By Patrick Galey

The generals ruling in Cairo face a new challenge to their authority -- rising discontent within the army's middle ranks.

02/16/2012

The Sick Man of Europe Is Europe -- By Justin Vaïsse

A new study shows Europe's power waning -- and if the continent doesn't get its act together soon, it could put the global order in serious jeopardy.

02/16/2012

Off the Beaten Path - By Jeffrey Frankel

Some of the best economic innovations come from places you wouldn't expect.

02/16/2012

Scotland's Oil Boom

How the North Sea fields are fueling the hopes of Scottish separatists.

02/16/2012

Free Scotland - By Gerry Hassan

Why the Scots want independence.

02/16/2012

Replacing Mubarak - Interview with Amr Moussa

Amr Moussa is nothing if not a political survivor. As he prepares to contend Egypt's upcoming presidential election, he talks to Foreign Policy about his views toward Israel, the military's role in politics, and Obama's first term in office.

02/15/2012

Once Upon a Time in Tehran - An FP Photo Essay

Photos of a swinging Iran when the skirts were short, the dance was the twist, and America wasn't Enemy No. 1.

02/15/2012