This list is not intended to be predictive; rather, it is a warning from FP’s columnists and contributors that there are a number of flash points—from Manipur to Mindanao—that deserve more attention than they have received from experts on geopolitical risk.
pompokopouch on
Young Arab Liam Neeson there up front.
Miao_Yin8964 on
2025 is going to be wild!
scrambledhelix on
This is a great article for showcasing how out-of-touch FP has become, constantly looking backwards and lamenting what could have been with no introspection as to whether their idealistic, starry-eyed approach to international relations might possibly just be a little too invested in the assumed value of diplomacy — as if *violence* is somehow far removed from from the negotiation table on the world’s stage.
Kissinger is dead. Realpolitik lives on.
CLCchampion on
Really hoping we get MILFs attempting to destabilize the Philippines this year.
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Earlier this week, *Foreign Policy* featured [10 conflicts to watch in 2025](https://foreignpolicy.com/2024/01/01/conflicts-2024-gaza-sudan-china-iran-myanmar-ukraine-ethiopia-sahel-haiti-armenia-azerbaijan-iran-hezbollah/). Here, we are focusing on those international disputes that have been flying under the radar but could emerge as full-blown conflicts in the coming year.
This list is not intended to be predictive; rather, it is a warning from FP’s columnists and contributors that there are a number of flash points—from Manipur to Mindanao—that deserve more attention than they have received from experts on geopolitical risk.
Young Arab Liam Neeson there up front.
2025 is going to be wild!
This is a great article for showcasing how out-of-touch FP has become, constantly looking backwards and lamenting what could have been with no introspection as to whether their idealistic, starry-eyed approach to international relations might possibly just be a little too invested in the assumed value of diplomacy — as if *violence* is somehow far removed from from the negotiation table on the world’s stage.
Kissinger is dead. Realpolitik lives on.
Really hoping we get MILFs attempting to destabilize the Philippines this year.