The Diplomacy Imperative: A Q&A with William J. Burns

Role Models: Lessons for Today from AFSA’s Past

Here’s how the U.S. Foreign Service found its voice in the late 1960s. It’s up to today’s AFSA members to keep it relevant.

Serving in Tandem for State

The number of tandems in the Foreign Service is growing. State could make better use of their tremendous potential.

Treating PTSD: Learning Firsthand How to Manage

If you have symptoms of PTSD, don’t wait to get help. Take it from an FS member who’s been there.

My Parkinson’s Story: Managing Medical Challenges in the FS

Optimism and determination saw this FSO through a career he loved after being diagnosed with a debilitating illness.

Dual Identity and Diplomacy

An Indian American FSO learns to navigate the rocky waters of ethnic and gender identity while serving in India.

From Generation to Generation: Career Advice from David Fischer

Some of the most valuable insights are passed down from old pros.

If You Mess Up, Fess Up

A retired FSO reflects on the utility of a piece of advice he took to heart during his career.

Why Peacekeeping Fails

Does peacekeeping have a future? Here’s a discussion of the fundamental challenge it faces today.

Reclaim Your Unclaimed Property

President’s Views

The State of State: Putting the Back Channel Up Front

Letter from the Editor

The FS Career ... in the Balance

Reflections

Diplomacy Can Save the Day

State VP Voice

A Job Worth Having

Where We Stand

Career Diplomats Matter