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Understand 24 hours of news in 5 minutes with World Brief, FP’s flagship evening newsletter. Written by FP’s Alexandra Sharp, World Brief delivers crisp insights for the busy reader to stay on top of essential global moments. Delivered weekdays. |
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The Reading List is FP’s curated guide to the best articles in the magazine. On Sundays, Chloe Hadavas takes you on a journey through the magazine’s archives—catch up on everything you missed before joining FP. On Wednesdays, Audrey Wilson takes a focused look at a topic in the news. The Reading List provides key context and timely insights in one. |
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A weekly digest of national security, defense, and cybersecurity news from reporters John Haltiwanger and Rishi Iyengar. Delivered Thursdays. |
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| Your weekly guide to our best reviews, deep dives, and other features that take a step back from the drumbeat of the news. FP deputy editor Stefan Theil provides a curated list of essential reading on books, culture, history, and more. Delivered Saturdays. See examples of previous editions |
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From Algeria to Zimbabwe and countries in between, a weekly roundup of essential news and analysis from Africa. Written by Nosmot Gbadamosi. Delivered Wednesdays. |
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A one-stop weekly digest of politics, economics, technology, and culture in Latin America. Written by Rio de Janeiro-based journalist Catherine Osborn. Delivered Fridays. |
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A weekly digest of the stories you should be following in China, plus exclusive analysis. Written by Foreign Policy deputy editor James Palmer. Delivered Tuesdays. Exclusively for subscribers, but try one month on us. |
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News and analysis from India and its neighboring countries in South Asia, a region home to one-fourth of the world’s population. Written by the Atlantic Council’s Michael Kugelman. Delivered Wednesdays. Exclusively for subscribers, but try one month on us. |
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A dispatch on the politics, economics, and culture of a pivotal region, caught between China and the U.S. but still going its own way. Written by Jakarta-based journalist Joseph Rachman. Delivered Tuesdays. |
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