FP's First Person
Summary: Each week here at Foreign Policy, we interview one person for an intimate, narrative-driven conversation about something timely and important in the world. Our guests are people who have participated directly in events, either as protagonists or eyewitnesses. We get them to tell a story about their experience, not just offer their analysis. That approach is driven by the feeling here at Foreign Policy that to understand our world—to grasp the complexities and nuances of our time—we need to get as close to the source as possible. Hence the name First Person.
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Podcasts:
The planet is in a deep moment of transformation. What are the fundamental questions we should be asking?
Does Donald Trump’s victory cement the idea that democracy is in crisis?
How can culture be used to address some of the greatest challenges of our time?
David Rothkopf sits down and speaks with one of FP’s Global Thinker Lifetime Achievement Award winners Dr. Jane Goodall.
Does the administration have a strategy for this vital meeting with the Chinese president or does Trump just want to tweet about it?
That Trump campaign members may have colluded with Kremlin officials is a huge problem. But that the U.S. president may still have substantial interests in Russia is an even bigger issue.
Donald Trump can’t seem to get ahead of the wave of Russia news stories, no matter how hard he tries.
From inspiring young women leaders to forging relationships with the hardest hitters on the international stage, how will Ellen Johnson Sirleaf’s legacy live on?
Can Liberia’s rock-star president lead her country to another leader?
China was once a cheerleader for Trump. But now that the president is singing a different tune, that could quickly change.
The Pentagon is sending in more troops to Syria and Afghanistan. And, apparently, the president has been made “aware.” Is that it?
The jury is still out about whether the latest CIA document release will cause harm. But what they could potentially be holding back may be more alarming.
With a new Trump administration changing policy from Israel to Yemen, the volatile region could be in for a wild ride.
America may have the best intelligence, military, and diplomacy programs, but it’s getting played bigly by the Kremlin.
Sunday’s Oscar snafu was the perfect summary of the world we live in today. Is this the new norm in Trump’s America?
