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The Most Anticipated Books of 2025
The biggest releases in foreign affairs, history, and economics.
As the new year approaches, we can’t wait to get our hands on the books that are sure to shape international affairs in 2025. Here are 30 upcoming nonfiction titles on Foreign Policy’s radar, from expansive histories of the global order to reportage that promises insight into Xi Jinping’s China.
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