Subject: Editors’ Picks: 2019—a new year in Foreign Policy
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EDITORS' PICKS

01/01/2019

Welcome to the New Year’s edition of Editors’ Picks, FP’s daily round-up. Today, we look back at the foreign-policy issues that defined the year and look ahead to what is in store for 2019.

•  Beijing’s Big Bad Year. FP’s James Palmer recalls Foreign Policy’s best stories on China in 2018.

•  Trump’s War on the World Order. FP’s Colum Lynch outlines his top five stories on the travails of multilateral institutions in the Trump era.

•  In Russia, 2018 Ends You. FP’s Amy Mackinnon shares her top five stories for making sense of the country’s role in the world this year.

•  Drama on Downing Street. FP’s Sasha Polakow-Suransky curates five stories from the past year that offer some clues about the eventual outcome of Brexit, and what its consequences might be.

•  The Internet Will Doom Us All. FP’s Elias Groll shares his top five reads on why 2018 was a banner year for understanding the ways in which technology will change the world—for the worse.

•  Reckless In Riyadh. FP’s Michael Hirsh recaps five essential stories on a brutal and shocking year that remade U.S.-Saudi ties.

•  ‘Tariff Man’ vs. the World. FP’s Keith Johnson shares five articles from the past year that reflect the state of global trade and why so many people are worried about it.

•  The Year That Washington Finally Cared About Yemen. FP’s Robbie Gramer recommends five articles and arguments to read, from those in Washington tracking the political battle to those in Yemen watching the conflict unravel firsthand.

•  Our Top Stories of 2018. FP’s Adrienne Shih looks back at Foreign Policy’s top 10 most-read stories of 2018.

•  10 Conflicts to Watch in 2019. As U.S. leadership fades, authoritarian leaders are competing to see how much they can get away with in the new year, Robert Malley writes.

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