Foreign Affairs Magazine

Hate that they started using AI voices for narrations

Scrolling is unpleasant. If you go up even slightly you throw off the page by triggering the top menu to reappear. DO NOT move the text when triggering the top menu. Simply cover the existing text. Your current method is jarring and unpleasant. Please fix the return to reading experience. The app should *always* return me to exactly where I left off. And you waste my time by forcing the FA logo into my face while I wait for my position to return upon returning to the app. (That is, it it returns to my last position). Force your employees to actually *use* this app. It’s a subpar and unpleasant experience. For those who read, you’re better off waiting for the magazine to show up in the mail.

The only answer to them is war.

Good app, but would love a 1.2 audio speed option.

The articles are international standards and creative in presentation. The magazine merits and deserves continuous support.

I want to like this magazine but it skews too left and rarely presents balanced viewpoints

I am a retired Pediatrician why am I reading Foreign Affairs? Perhaps as policy impacts women and children ultimately. Having a worldview based on selections in FA, whether reading or podcasts I gain a sense of issues in realtime not only what is happening, but why it is happening. I appreciate the presentation of counterpoints of view on issues.

The only suggestion which would make this a 5-star review would be the ability to open articles in the app directly from emails and newsletters. Such as YouTube, when opening a YT link in a browser, it suggests via a button at the top of the screen to view it natively in app

The app makes it easier to explore a full issue’s worth of topics, with readable and beautiful ad-free layouts and regular updates. Definitely a useful app for regular readers of the magazine.

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.