Jen Kirby is a Senior Reporter at Vox. She specializes in foreign and national security reporting, covering critical issues that shape global and domestic landscapes. Her work has been featured in notable publications including RealClearMarkets, The American Prospect, Vanity Fair, and Foreign Policy.
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Jen Kirby’s articles primarily focus on government and politics, particularly world affairs. She often covers evolving stories related to global political events, with a notable emphasis on the Ukraine conflict, US-China relations, Poland's democracy, Israel-Hamas deal, and Russia's war in Ukraine.
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Iranian protests have exposed the regime's fragility, and its future hangs in the balance
By: Jen Kirby
What's nominally a fight about Big Tech “censorship” is actually a fight about what it means to be a democracy.
By: Jen Kirby
It's not Greenland, and it's not good.
Rubio made the MAGA nativism sound nicer, and Democrats promised a post-Trump restoration, but the damage to the Transatlantic relationship has been done.
By: Jen Kirby
A party tries to figure it out in real time, on the world stage in Munich.
From global DNA screening standards to safeguards for benchtop synthesizers and AI tools, a new biosecurity playbook is taking shape.
Instead, its spiraling war is increasing the threat in Iran, and around the globe. The Trump administration declared last June that United States strikes had “ obliterated ” Iran's nuclear facilities.
With the U.S. stepping away from international organizations en masse, the groups are being forced to find a new balance.
Jen Kirby is a freelance journalist currently based in Rome, Italy. She writes about foreign policy, national security, politics, human rights, and democracy.
By: Jen Kirby
The movement is giving voice to the latent anger in a country ruled by those with wealth and connections.
