Foreign Affairs Magazine

Simply the best magazine treating about international relations.

Highly interesting articles in a broad variety of topics !

L’application est très moyenne car les articles sauvegardés furent perdus avec la nouvelle version et les accès sont parfois bloqués. Le magazine papier n’est plus téléchargeable. Le compte n’y est plus.

Why, for example, do I have to logout of the app and then log back in for the app to take account of my subscription renewal?

J’utilise cette application pour avoir un meilleur anglais. Je suis fascinée de politique internationale ainsi que des relations internationales !

Very incomplete version .... I can only access the last two issues !!! Nothing else

Over the past several years of having a membership to Foreign Affairs that it is a great source of information. It is refreshing to be able to go to a site that is as bipartisan as Foreign Affairs is. It is well worth the small amount required to maintain a membership so that you can have full access to everything they have to offer.

I know major improvements have been made compared to what it used to be. This app used to be a nightmare, and now it is more or less usable, which is appreciated. However, some aspects of the usability still dramatically lack. For instance, who actually can listen to most articles at 1.5x? It would make a lot more sense to have values between .8x and 1.4x be usable. I’d be happy to update this review and rating as improvements are made. Thank you.

In depth .. well written my new “go to” news source!

Since my former source for in-depth analysis of foreign affairs, the Economist, has become unreadably woke, that leaves Foreign Affairs. On the plus side many articles do provide cogent reviews of international issues and their relevance to American policies. Alas, there is plenty of hidebound Washington insider expert cant which ignores the incisive conservative angle publications like the National Review provide. Three stars - Faute de mieux!