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Daryan Rezazad

How Iran and America can Wage Peace

With retaliation by Iran almost a certainty, followed by America responding disproportionally, an all-out war within the next couple of months has a probability greater

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Tom Luongo

Trump’s Point of No Return

When I wrote that the coup against President Trump had morphed into a Civil War, I wasn’t kidding. The sham impeachment created the perfect environment for

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Brian Cloughley

Washington’s Iraq Catastrophe

The Savoyard philosopher Joseph de Maistre died almost 200 years ago, having expressed many opinions, including the observation that “Every country has the government it

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Daniel Lazare

One and a Half Cheers for Tulsi Gabbard

There are lots of things to criticize about Tulsi Gabbard’s “present” vote in the impeachment charade. Her invocation of Alexander Hamilton in her “House Divided” statement was

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Richard N. Haass

The Post-American Middle East

The Trump administration is learning that pulling back from the Middle East is neither easy nor without risks and costs. What is needed is clear:

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Federico Pieraccini

Never Trust a Failing Empire

The Washington Post, through documents released through the Freedom of Information Act, has published a long investigation into Afghanistan. Journalists have collected over 400 testimonies from American diplomats,

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Chris Hedges

Hope Lies in the Streets

Economic tyranny lies at the root of the unrest in Hong Kong, India, Chile, France, Iran, Iraq and Lebanon as well as the rise of

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