Fareed Zakaria is a columnist focusing on foreign affairs at The Washington Post. He covers a wide range of topics including geopolitics, international relations, and security policy, with a particular emphasis on conflict and current affairs in North America and Asia. Zakaria is featured in numerous outlets including CNN, Foreign Affairs Magazine, and The Economic Times, and is also the author of the upcoming book "Age of Revolutions" (2024).
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By: Fareed Zakaria
The agreement signed between the US and Iran this week has drawn backlash from both sides of the political aisle in the US. Fareed asks Phil Gordon, who was a top adviser in the Obama administration when the 2015 Iran nuclear deal was crafted, what the deal has achieved.
By: Fareed Zakaria
It became the ideology of the establishment it once existed to attack. That’s why it’s losing.
It became the ideology of the establishment it once existed to attack. That's why it's losing.
It became the ideology of the establishment it once existed to attack. That’s why it’s losing.
What does a key architect of the 2015 Iran nuclear deal make of the Trump administration's efforts at forging a new one? Fareed asked Jake Sullivan, former national security adviser under President Biden.
What does a key architect of the 2015 Iran nuclear deal make of the Trump administration’s efforts at forging a new one? Fareed asked Jake Sullivan, former national security adviser under President Biden.
On GPS: Ken Burns on America's 250th Yesterday marked the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence, which was the defining moment in the American Revolution.
A Europe that spends more on defense will be less dependent on Washington — and less deferential to it.
A Europe that spends more on defense will be less dependent on Washington—and less deferential to it.
Following a contentious NATO summit this week, Fareed speaks with former Danish Foreign Minister Jeppe Kofod and Dutch politician Frans Timmermans about what the post-Trump transatlantic alliance will look like.
