The New Foreign Policy  

THE WORLD ENTERS 2015 much changed, in many ways, from one year ago: The Russian ruble is in crisis, and oil prices are at the bottom of their barrel, so to speak. The United States and Cuba are embarking on a historic rapprochement, while a Seth Rogen bro comedy has somehow redefined the notion of “international incident.” Here at Foreign Policy, we are committed to covering such change in ever-innovative, sharp, and agile ways. To that end, we have embarked on a major change ourselves—the product of which you hold in your hands. The January/February issue is newly, completely redesigned. Offering a vision of FP’s future, the issue is the outcome of months of intense collaboration among editors and designers. It also comes out of careful study of what FP has become…

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Foreign Policy (Digital) - 1 Issue, January - February 2015

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