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Time is running out to save 67% on a subscription! [VIEW IN BROWSER]( [Why Choose FP?]( At Foreign Policy, we believe that understanding the world requires more than just headlines. As you consider subscribing to FP before our sale ends ([mere days remain to save 67%](), we wanted to share some thoughts from our team on what you can expect from being part of our community. "There’s no party line or political agenda here at FP, except keeping our readers informed, intrigued, and inspired. Because information and opinion is increasingly siloed, and it’s easy to fall into a self-reinforcing bubble, the diversity of views you’ll find at FP is invaluable." —[Stephen M. Walt](, columnist "Although all of our stories feature experts, those experts don’t always agree on the right thing to do. A lot of the time they don’t. 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[How Trump and Harris Differ on Economic Policy]( Economist Adam Posen says the two campaigns diverge sharply on migration and the dollar, but have both proposed industrial policies that are “not fit for purpose.” [Ukrainian servicemen operate an armored military vehicle in the Sumy region, near the border with Russia, on Aug. 12. ]( [Will Ukraine’s Kursk Offensive Turn the Tide?]( Kyiv’s risky incursion could be game-changing—or allow Russia to entrench its gains in Donetsk. [Federal Reserve Board Chairman Jerome Powell listens during his re-nominations hearing of the Senate Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs Committee, January 11, 2022 in Washington. ]( [How to Force Capitalism to Stop Climate Change]( Central banks should stop pretending to be neutral about saving the planet. [Protestors run through tear gas during a demonstration against the government in Nairobi, Kenya on Aug. 8.]( [Kenyan Protests See Journalists in the Firing Line]( A key ally of the United States is cracking down on press freedoms. [Why Choose FP?]( At Foreign Policy, we believe that understanding the world requires more than just headlines. As you consider subscribing to FP before our sale ends ([mere days remain to save 67%](), we wanted to share some thoughts from our team on what you can expect from being part of our community. "There’s no party line or political agenda here at FP, except keeping our readers informed, intrigued, and inspired. Because information and opinion is increasingly siloed, and it’s easy to fall into a self-reinforcing bubble, the diversity of views you’ll find at FP is invaluable." —[Stephen M. Walt](, columnist "Although all of our stories feature experts, those experts don’t always agree on the right thing to do. A lot of the time they don’t. 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[How Trump and Harris Differ on Economic Policy](Economist Adam Posen says the two campaigns diverge sharply on migration and the dollar, but have both proposed industrial policies that are “not fit for purpose.” [Will Ukraine’s Kursk Offensive Turn the Tide?](Kyiv’s risky incursion could be game-changing—or allow Russia to entrench its gains in Donetsk. [How to Force Capitalism to Stop Climate Change](Central banks should stop pretending to be neutral about saving the planet. [Kenyan Protests See Journalists in the Firing Line](A key ally of the United States is cracking down on press freedoms. [Discount Expires Soon]( Our $20 quarterly intro offer expires Tuesday at noon ET! Don't miss your chance to save on your first 3 months of FP access. Broaden your perspective—at a discount. [SAVE $40](   [Analyzing the world. Foreign Policy.]( [Facebook]( [Twitter]( [Instagram]( [LinkedIn]( Want to receive FP newsletters? [Manage]( your FP newsletter preferences. 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