Embassy Election Night Spectacular? Not in 2020
As Americans voted, guests weren’t invited to celebrate the occasion at most U.S. overseas posts for the first time in decades.
By ROBIN HOLZHAUER
As Americans voted, guests weren’t invited to celebrate the occasion at most U.S. overseas posts for the first time in decades.
By ROBIN HOLZHAUER
The peak of American power at the end of the Cold War is unlikely to be approached again anytime soon. Here’s advice for a recovering superpower.
By NICHOLAS KRALEV
Russian and Chinese obstructionism puts millions at risk of starvation and disease. The Covid-19 pandemic makes things much worse.
By CHRIS EHLING
During my Foreign Service career, I often faced choices that pitted my personal morals against what the organization required or demanded.
By CHARLES RAY
With Iraq and Afghanistan still dangerous and badly governed, a resounding yes eludes diplomats who served in war zones.
By NICHOLAS KRALEV
Both Republican and Democratic political leaders have harbored suspicion and distrust of professional diplomats for decades.
By NICHOLAS KRALEV
A notation in a diplomatic passport that the bearer is a U.S. ambassador isn’t enough to earn us respect and courtesy.
By CHARLES RAY