Foreign Policy Magazine

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  US Magazine Highlights India's Emergence As "Major Player" In Middle East

  An article in Foreign Policy, a noted US magazine focused on global affairs, has cited the emergence of India as a "major player" in the Middle East as one of the most interesting geopolitical developments in the region in years.

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  Columnist Detained For Writing On Taliban Abuses, Released After Apology

  Foreign Policy magazine writer, Lynne O'Donnell was detained by the Taliban for columns accusing them of forcefully marrying teenage girls and using teenage girls as sexual slaves.

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  Indian-American Senator From California Tops Global Thinkers' List

  Indian-American California Senator Kamala Harris has topped the prestigious Foreign Policy magazine's 50 Leading Global Thinkers' list which also features two others from the community.

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  Have Dirt That Could Impeach Trump? Larry Flynt Will Pay You $10 Million.

  Larry Flynt, best known as the publisher of the pornographic magazine Hustler, outlined numerous reasons he felt President Trump needed to be removed from office, charging him with everything from "compromising domestic and foreign policy with his massive conflicts-of-interest global business empire" to "telling hundreds of bald-faced lies" to "gro...

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  Sushma Swaraj's 'Twitter Diplomacy' Puts Her Among Top Global Thinkers, Earns PM's Praise

  External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj has been included in Foreign Policy magazine's 2016 list of 15 Global Thinkers "for fashioning a novel brand of Twitter diplomacy".

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  4 Persons of Indian Origin Named in Foreign Policy Magazine's List of 100 Leading Global Thinkers

  Four persons of Indian origin are featured in Foreign Policy magazine's list of 100 Leading Global Thinkers who have generated ideas that could promise humankind a better future.

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  Michele Flournoy Withdraws From Consideration as US Defence Secretary: Report

  Michele Flournoy, a former top US Defence Department official widely tipped as a possible replacement for Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel, has taken herself out of consideration for the job, Foreign Policy Magazine reported on Tuesday.

• US Spy Agency Patents Car Seat for Kids

  Electronic eavesdropping is the National Security Agency's forte, but it seems it also has a special interest in children's car seats, Foreign Policy magazine reported on Wednesday.

• Venezuela Sings Happy Birthday to Late President Hugo Chavez

  Supporters of Venezuela's former president Hugo Chavez celebrated what would have been his 60th birthday on Monday with fireworks, a gun salute -- and the unveiling of a computer font based on the late leader's handwriting. The full-day festivities began shortly after midnight, when President Nicolas Maduro, Chavez's hand-picked successor, sang Ha...

• Arvind Kejriwal among Foreign Policy magazine's 100 global thinkers

  Aam Aadmi Party's impressive debut in the Delhi elections has earned party founder Arvind Kejriwal a place on Foreign Policy magazine's list of 100 global thinkers.

• Vladimir Putin tops Foreign Policy list of most powerful people

  Leading US magazine Foreign Policy has named Vladimir Putin as the most powerful person in the world, but at the second place with the top spot left empty.

• Nitish Kumar in Foreign Policy's top 100 thinkers

  Credited worldwide for turning around the state of Bihar, Nitish Kumar has been named by the prestigious Foreign Policy magazine among its top 100 global thinkers, a list that is topped by Aung Saan Sui Kyi and Thein Sein, and also features Salman Rushdie and Malala Yousufzai.

• Malala Yousafzai sixth on 'global thinkers' list

  Pakistan's teenaged rights activist Malala Yousafzai, who was shot by the Taliban for standing up against the terror outfit and pushing for education for girls, has been ranked sixth by Foreign Policy magazine in its top 100 global thinkers list.

• Mossad agents posed as CIA to recruit Pak militants: report

  Agents with Israel's Mossad agency posed as American CIA agents in operations to recruit members of the Pakistani militant group Jundallah, a report in Foreign Policy magazine has said.

• Anna Hazare, five other Indians among top 100 global thinkers

  Social activist Anna Hazare, software czar Azim Premji and four other Indians have been named in the US-based Foreign Policy magazine's list of the top 100 global thinkers for 2011. Economist Abhijit Banerjee, writer-activist Arundhati Roy, researcher Deepa Narayan and scholar Arvind Subramanian are the other Indians in the list.