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The Siren Call of an Israeli Invasion of Lebanon
The Atlantic· 6 days agoIsrael has threatened this, and U.S. officials and others in the region fear that such a plan has been in the works for months. For Israeli hawks, a...
A U.S.-Saudi Deal Without Israel Is an Illusion
Foreign Policy Magazine· 2 hours agoA major part of U.S. President Joe Biden’s transformational plan for the Middle East—more like a Hail Mary than a real plan—is to see Saudi Arabia and...
Trump Is the Ultimate Gang Leader
The Nation· 4 days agoHaiti is the poorest country in the region, its riches leached out by colonial overlords, American occupying forces, corporate predators, and home-grown...
An interview with Alison L. LaCroix - Project Syndicate
Project Syndicate· 3 days agoProject Syndicate: Texas has revived the age-old debate about American federalism by enforcing its...
The ’60s saw national teach-ins as a form of peaceful protest — it’s time to bring them back
The Hill· 4 days agoOn March 24, 1965, 200 faculty members at the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor suspended classes...
A Passover in Japan - The American Spectator | USA News and Politics
American Spectator· 6 days agoAfter she returned to Japan to finish her degree, he began visiting her there and that promoted...
Biden's historic marijuana shift is his latest election year move for young voters
Tulsa World· 2 days agoThe push to highlight issues that resonate with younger voters comes as the Democratic president...
Yemen: The Enemies Within
Strategy Page· 5 days agoSeptember 13, 2023: There are many reasons for Yemen’s multiple economic and political problems, of which the clearly dominant one is its epic level of corruption. The nations ...
Viktor Orbán’s Complicated Record, Explained
The Dispatch via Yahoo News· 4 days agoFriendly relations with autocrats. Despite being a member of the EU and NATO, Hungary maintains close ties not only with Russia, but also Iran and China....
Viktor Orbán’s Complicated Record, Explained | Opinion
The Wichita Eagle· 4 days agoWhen Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán visited Washington, D.C., last month, he didn't stop at the White House or the Capitol. Instead, he spoke at a panel discussion at the Heritage Foundation ...
