Cyber Diplomacy for Strategic Competition

Fresh thinking and new approaches are needed on diplomacy’s newest frontier.

Countering China’s Intimidation of Taiwan

Why a firm stand against Beijing’s intimidation and coercion of Taiwan is both timely and important right now.

Engagement with China: Was It a Mistake?

U.S. expectations may have been unrealistic, but there is much to remember and learn from our previous dealings with Beijing.

Hello, Europe—America Is Back

The trans-Atlantic agenda goes beyond undoing Trump. Here is a sober look at the issues from a veteran diplomat.

GPC—Meaningful Concept or Misleading Construct?

In this thought piece, two Senior FSOs offer contrasting takes on the phrase widely used to frame foreign policy today.

Whatever Happened to Microfinance? A Cautionary Tale

The success or failure of any development program depends on a thorough grasp of the context in which it is being implemented.

The Impact of COVID-19 on FS Kids: Tips and Thoughts

FS children face unique challenges in the best of times. How are they faring during the pandemic?

What’s New with Special Education Allowances?

The Family Liaison Office talks with the Office of Child and Family Programs.

Education at a Glance

President’s Views

Let’s Get It Right This Time

Letter from the Editor

Finding the Power Paradigm for Today

Speaking Out

The Case Against Political Ambassadors

Reflections

The Mouse That Roared

State VP Voice

Telework: Productive and Family Friendly

USAID VP Voice

Words of Thanks

AFSA on the Hill

Seizing the Moment: Expand the U.S. Foreign Service