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January 22, 2010 This Week on ForeignAffairs.com This newsletter is sponsored by World Leaders Travel. Essay - Jan/Feb 2010 The New Energy Order David G. Victor and Linda Yueh Growing demand for energy in developing countries and calls for greener energy worldwide are putting unprecedented pressure on the global energy system. Existing energy institutions are struggling to remain relevant. A new mechanism for cooperation is needed. Read Reading List What to Read on Fascism David Art An annotated Foreign Affairs syllabus on fascism. Read Advertisement: Travel with Foreign Affairs You're invited to join two extraordinary travel events sponsored by Foreign Affairs Join Foreign Affairs editor James Hoge this May on a journey to the Middle East, where you'll go beyond the headlines to explore the people, places, and possibilities shaping the Arab-Israeli peace process. In August, travel from Moscow to Istanbul and enjoy ten nights aboard the all-suite Silver Wind as you engage distinguished leaders including Condoleezza Rice, William Perry, Mikhail Gorbachev, and James Billington. For more information or to book today, call 1-800-395-3288, click here or visit worldleaderstravel.com. Author Interview Q&A With Kim Barker on Afghanistan Kim Barker Next week, Kim Barker will answer reader questions about the conflict in Afghanistan and the Obama administration's plans to send more U.S. troops to the region. Submit a question Review Essay - Jan/Feb 2010 An Elegy for Journalism? Peter Osnos The rise of American foreign reporting was marked by outsized personalities and an expansive sense of mission. Today, the craft is in steady decline. But what will be lost if journalism disappears? Read Foreign Affairs Graduate School Forum Answers to your questions from students, alumni, and school officials. Choosing the right graduate school program can be daunting. Graduate school entails a tremendous investment of time, money, and energy. The Foreign Affairs Graduate School Forum provides a deeper understanding of the variety of internationally focused schools and shows you the kinds of questions your peers are asking about options for graduate study. Showcasing nine of the most prominent schools in international relations, the Graduate School Forum offers real answers from the people who know. Visit www.ForeignAffairs.com/GraduateSchoolForum for more information.