C. K. Hickey
Foreign Policy
Washington, DC, United States
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5 Charts That Help Explain the State of the Environment in 2019
The world is not doing nearly enough to fight climate change, but politicians are finally starting to pay attention. → Read More
For Boris Johnson to Become Prime Minister Again, He (Probably) Has to Win His Seat First
The Conservative Party leader’s hold over his Uxbridge and South Ruislip seat represents the narrowest constituency majority for any prime minister in more than five decades. → Read More
NATO Defense Funds Have Been Building for Years, but Trump Wants the Credit
Renewed defense spending by European states is in part a response to Russian aggression. → Read More
New Data Shows Fewer Chinese, Saudi Students Coming to the United States
The lowest growth rate in a decade could impact the bottom line for some universities. → Read More
U.S. National Security Employees Prefer These Democratic Candidates in the 2020 Presidential Election
Data shows that members of the State Department and the military are investing in candidates who are not currently topping national polls. → Read More
Bolton Only Made It 520 Days as National Security Advisor
This chart shows how that compares to the last 30 years of U.S. presidential security aides. → Read More
India Is the World’s Leader in Internet Shutdowns
New Delhi clamps down on internet access in Kashmir as it moves to limit the troubled region’s constitutional autonomy. → Read More
Brexit Means Bad News for the British Pound
The markets think leaving the European Union won’t be a sterling outcome. → Read More
2 Charts That Show How China Is Pulling Out of the United States
Beijing’s annual investments have plummeted from a 2016 peak to an eight-year low in 2018. → Read More
Air Conditioning’s Global Chilling Effect –
China is winning the cold war with skyrocketing air conditioning use, as India and the EU lag behind. → Read More
How Africans Are Dealing With Everyday Corruption
When accessing basic services, more than 1 in 4 people are still being squeezed for bribes. → Read More
11 Charts That Track the Weight of Foreign Policy in U.S. Primary Debates
Candidates have faced fewer global questions since the elections of 2004 and 2008, but China and trade have remained consistently popular topics. → Read More
The Kids Aren’t Alright
In an era of great power competition, China and Russia are closing the gap with the United States when it comes to child welfare. → Read More
Press Freedom is Receding Worldwide
The latest World Press Freedom Index indicates the United States and other large democracies are reaching a tipping point. → Read More
Immigration’s Cash Rewards
Migrant workers are setting records for sending money home. → Read More
A Portrait of Poverty and Desperation
A confidential U.N. report details the daily struggles of Venezuelans. → Read More
Cyclone Idai: Mapping Mozambique’s Catastrophic ‘Inland Ocean’
The historic tropical storm killed hundreds and left an area of more than 800 square miles covered in water. → Read More
How the 737 Max Series Went Wheels Down All Over the World
The Ethiopian Airlines crash brought flights on the latest iteration of Boeing’s best-selling aircraft to a standstill in only five days. → Read More
All the Presidents’ Meals –
From frozen cheese to cipollini soubise: Foreign Policy has collected menus of state dinners dating back to Franklin D. Roosevelt to show how American tastes have changed over time—and with them, the image that the U.S. projects to the world. → Read More
Mapped: North Korea’s Diplomatic Missions Abroad
Countries have expelled their North Korean ambassadors, but are they really scaling back diplomatic ties? → Read More