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Introducing the Summer 2026 Print Issue

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United States
Commencé June 15, 2026

The Summer 2026 Print Issue of Foreign Policy explores key global trends and challenges, offering insights into international relations, security, and economic developments shaping our world.

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Investing in climate resilience is crucial for national security and should be prioritized in foreign policy discussions.

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The effectiveness of foreign aid in promoting democracy remains contested, necessitating a reevaluation of its role in U.S. foreign policy.

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Prioritizing economic diplomacy over military intervention can lead to more sustainable global partnerships and peace.

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Increased military spending diverts resources from pressing social issues, undermining both domestic and global stability.

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The rise of global tech regulation reflects a necessary balance between innovation and ethical governance in international relations.

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