Fareed Zakaria

On GPS: How are Iranians responding to ongoing war? Fareed asks Abdi Latif Dahir of The New York Times how Iranians are reacting to war with the US after he was granted rare access to Iran to report on last month's funeral of former Supreme Leader Ayatollah Khamenei.

The party needs to show moderate voters that it can be trusted on cultural issues.

The party needs to show moderate voters that it can be trusted on cultural issues. Democrats are facing a dilemma and Michigan's Senate primary perfectly illustrated it.

After Saudi Arabia, Pakistan and Turkey signed a NATO-style defense pact this week, Fareed asks Harvard's Tarek Masoud and Israeli intelligence expert Danny Cintrinowicz if the Gulf could be moving toward a new, post-American order.

Trump treats promises like bluffs. Allies are responding by building alternatives.

Trump treats promises like bluffs. Allies are responding by building alternatives. My FP: Follow topics and authors to get straight to what you like.

Fareed talks to Afghanistan veteran Jason Kander about the five years since the US' tumultuous withdrawal, and what has happened to the thousands of Afghan allies who aided American forces during the war but are now trapped in the country under Taliban rule.

The challenge is to preserve human dignity while recovering our capacity for heroic ambition.

The challenge is to preserve human dignity while recovering our capacity for heroic ambition.

Fareed asks Evan Osnos of The New Yorker about China’s AI industry, which appears to be catching up and rivaling Silicon Valley.