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So let me offer this general observation two days into the new year: 2020 isn’t wasting any time. Turkey may be about to send soldiers to Libya. North…
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If Americans feel disconnected from their government and their communities, perhaps that's because they are.
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Since its emergence in the middle of the twentieth century, the American Empire has been fueled by the search for an enemy.
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Stories from Syria, Kazakhstan, Australia, and more
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Stories from Saudi Arabia, North Korea, Serbia, and more
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The militarism of US foreign policy makes analyzing and understanding conflict an imperative part of any reform effort. But bad analysis is rampant…
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Looking back on this year and ahead to 2022!
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Whether the Western press, or the foreign policy establishment, want to admit it or not, the Taliban are not one-dimensional and they are not alien to…
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Stories from the United Arab Emirates, Mali, Chile, and more
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The Ottoman Empire captures the island of Rhodes, the Byzantines sack Aleppo, and more
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Stories from Syria, Ethiopia, Haiti, and more
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So far, Joe Biden's foreign policy is carrying water for the DC foreign policy establishment, not the middle class.
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