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Essays by Fareed Zakaria, Comfort Ero and Murithi Mutinga, Paul Krugman, and more [View in browser](   [January/February Issue Out Now](   [Subscribe to Foreign Affairs]( now for just $49.95 per year [to access our November/December issue](. Your subscriber benefits include the following: - Six issues available in Print, Audio, PDF, EPUB, and MOBI formats - Unlimited access to new articles and audio - Access to the Foreign Affairs app (iOS and Android) - Over a century of archives online - Our subscriber-only newsletter   [January/February Issue Out Now](   [Subscribe to Foreign Affairs]( now for just $49.95 per year to [access our January/February issue](. Your subscriber benefits include the following: - Six issues available in Print, Audio, PDF, EPUB, and MOBI formats - Unlimited access to new articles and audio - Access to the Foreign Affairs app (iOS and Android) - Over a century of archives online - Our subscriber-only newsletter   Our January/February 2024 issue is [available online today](. It includes a special package on the Israel-Hamas war, featuring [Maria Fantappie and Vali Nasr]( on the need for a new U.S. strategy for the Middle East, [Amos Yadlin and Udi Evental]( on Israel’s intelligence and political failures, and [Audrey Kurth Cronin]( on how to defeat Hamas without playing into the group’s hands. The issue also covers: - [What a war with China would look like]( - [The atrophy of American statecraft—and how to restore it]( - [What happens when citizenship is for sale]( - [How to China-proof the global economy](, and more.   [Image]( [The Self-Doubting Superpower]( [Fareed Zakaria warns about the dangers of American pessimism.]( [Taiwan and the True Sources of Deterrence]( [Bonnie Glaser, Jessica Chen Weiss, and Thomas Christensen discuss how to effectively deter China over Taiwan.]( [Image]( [Image]( [The Crisis of African Democracy]( [Comfort Ero and Murithi Mutiga explain the forces driving coups in Africa.]( [The Case for Conservative Internationalism]( [Kori Schake advocates for a conservative foreign policy rooted in internationalism.]( [Image]( [Image]( [The Self-Doubting Superpower]( [Fareed Zakaria warns about the dangers of American pessimism.]( [Image]( [Taiwan and the True Sources of Deterrence]( [Bonnie Glaser, Jessica Chen Weiss, and Thomas Christensen discuss how to effectively deter China over Taiwan.]( [Image]( [The Crisis of African Democracy]( [Comfort Ero and Murithi Mutiga explain the forces driving coups in Africa.]( [Image]( [The Case for Conservative Internationalism]( [Kori Schake advocates for a conservative foreign policy rooted in internationalism.](     [Books & Reviews](   In a review of “Underground Empire” by Henry Farrell and Abraham Newman, Paul Krugman [discusses]( the United States’ centrality in global finance—and the country’s hidden sources of economic power.     [Books & Reviews](   In a review of “Underground Empire” by Henry Farrell and Abraham Newman, Paul Krugman [discusses]( the United States’ centrality in global finance—and the country’s hidden sources of economic power.   [Subscribe today]( to access the full issue, plus full access to new and archival content, audio editions, and The Backstory, our subscriber-only newsletter. Sincerely, The Team at Foreign Affairs [SUBSCRIBE]( [Facebook]( [Twitter]( [Instagram]( [LinkedIn]( © 2023 Council on Foreign Relations | 58 East 68th Street, New York NY | 10065 To ensure we can contact you, please add us to your email address book or safe list.This email was sent to {EMAIL}. Receiving too many emails? Unsubscribe and manage your email preferences [here.](