January/February 2002
The Foreign Affairs Archive
Editor’s Pick
Damon Winter / The New York Times / Redux
The Bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki
October 1948
The Atom Bomb as Policy Maker
Bernard Brodie
April 1956
Force and Diplomacy in the Nuclear Age
Henry A. Kissinger
Summer 1983
The Danger of Thermonuclear War
Andrei Sakharov
May/June 2022
The New Nuclear Age
How China’s Growing Nuclear Arsenal Threatens Deterrence
Andrew F. Krepinevich, Jr.
October 24, 2022
The Saudis Need a Reality Check
Washington Should Pause Arms Sales to Rein in Riyadh
Richard Blumenthal and Jeffrey Sonnenfeld
Anthology Series
Comprehensive Foreign Affairs coverage of the issues that shape our world.
Editor’s Pick
U.S. Army Chemical Materials Activity
Turkey
Democracy Takes Root in Turkey
Kasim Gülek
Turkey: Problems, Policies, Parties
Nuri Eren
Turkey’s Dreams of Accession
David L. Phillips
Is Turkey Leaving the West?
An Islamist Foreign Policy Puts Ankara at Odds With Its Former Allies
Soner Cagaptay
The Paradoxes of Escalation in Ukraine
Slowly but Surely, Russia and the West Are Drawing Their Redlines
Austin Carson
Sudan
January 19, 2005
Peace by Piece
Randolph Martin
February 1, 2012
Sudan’s Oil Crisis Is Only Bashir’s First Problem
Blood on the White Nile
Andrew S. Natsios
April 23, 2019
What’s Next for Sudan’s Revolution
How It Started—and How to Prevent It Turning Violent
Alex de Waal
November 11, 2021
Countering Sudan’s Coup
The United States Faces a Crucial Test in Khartoum
Alex de Waal
Northern Ireland
Spring 1986
The Anglo-Irish Agreement
William V. Shannon
September/October 1998
Ireland’s Uncertain Peace
John Lloyd
June 28, 2016
The Irish Question
The Consequences of Brexit
Henry Farrell
August 21, 2019
Ireland’s Rocky Road to Unity
Can Demographic Shifts Undo a Hundred Years of Separation?
