January 30, 2020 | View in Browser

In the next U.S. presidential election, voters will be choosing not just a vision of America but a vision of America’s place in the world. Whoever wins in November will face immediate and momentous decisions—about how to manage competition with China, how to address problems such as climate change and nuclear proliferation, how to fashion a role for the United States in a changing world—not to mention the unanticipated crises that could dominate the president’s national security agenda.

Foreign Affairs is launching a limited-run weekly newsletter for the duration of the 2020 campaign. It will be your go-to place for our coverage of the election, from grand strategy proposals for a Democratic or Republican administration to discussion of the key issues that will be on the foreign policy agenda in 2021 and beyond. You can use the link at the bottom of this email to unsubscribe at any time.
 
To kick off, we’re sharing Foreign Affairs essays by Joe Biden, Bernie Sanders, Elizabeth Warren, and Bill Weld describing how, as president, they would reorient U.S. foreign policy.

This special election coverage is made possible in part by a grant from Carnegie Corporation of New York.

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