Да, Foreign Affairs Magazine полностью бесплатное и не содержит встроенных покупок или подписок.
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The customer service is awful. They do not respond to emails, you can only call. When you call its angry operators who try to get you off the phone fastest. I am currently paying for a subscription that I cannot get out of but cannot use, and am given no answers even though I have made multiple inquiries. Go Anywhere Else! Save Yourself!
I wish it was easier to read that way I would read more. Beside that though it has great content and would highly recommend.
I thoroughly enjoy Foreign Affairs. Excellent analysis, often from the key actors themselves! Analysis is in-depth, but still readable. Thirty-page essays are a great length to provide information, commentary and study. The material could not be more topical and relevant.
The articles are writing are better than I remember from years ago and the audio is excellent.
For those that want thought provoking articles on a wide array of topics, Foreign Affairs is a great resource. I just joined and am loving their insight. Definitely worth it.
Foreign Affairs is where I go to learn the current state of global tensions and trends. The magazine that informs World Leaders, their advisors, and Students of International Affairs is unparalleled in depth of knowledge and historical context. The app is simple to use and designed just like the magazine.
Less leftist bias
Most of the article are very bias, meaning the facts are skewed to fit the narrative.
I live to immerse myself in the long insightful articles dissecting global affairs that I find in the pages of Foreign Affairs.
This is beyond doubt the most intelligent, detailed and reasonable analysis and commentary available and always current. With such knowledge and wisdom available it is surprising that those that make decisions at the political level do not do so with such material though one expects that maybe there are some adults, if not in the room, at least nearby. ‘Foreign Affairs’ is obviously one of these and thereby contributes to the possibility of rational and informed decisions.
