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Israel-Gaza Conflict: Insights into Jake Sullivan and Biden’s foreign policy team

Developing. We are publishing this article as it is being written. Please check back for updates Dispatches 1) Katie Rogers, “Jake Sullivan’s ‘Quieter’ Middle East…

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Ukraine War, October 5, 2023 (I): NATO countries’ prohibition on use of weapons to attack targets in Russia; Putin and Russia’s financial troubles

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India’s descent into Hindu nationalism and fascism

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Ukraine War, September 24, 2923: U.S. Gen (Ret.) Ben Hodges urges supply of longest-range, single-warhead ATACMS to Ukraine; Biden’s continuing fear of Putin and his nuclear threats

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Ukraine War, September 23, 2023: What understandings does Biden have with Putin regarding Ukraine?

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Ukraine War, September 19, 2023: Biden and Scholz modulate military aid with Ukrainian lives

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Ukraine War, September 11, 2023: Biden’s failed foreign policy leadership–The West, and the Global South

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Ukraine War, August 28, 2023: Biden’s withdrawal from Afghanistan could cost him the election

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The Ukraine war, August 25, 2023: The decline of truth and respect for expertise–The foreign policy ignorance of the American electorate and its portents

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Ukraine War, July 27, 2023: Ukrainian counter-offensive thrusts south in Zaporizhzhia region toward Sea of Azow; Biden must approve ATACMS

1) Joe Barnes, “Putin confirms ‘significantly intensified’ fighting as Ukraine makes major push in counter-offensive; Ukrainian forces have likely ‘managed to penetrate and drive through…

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Thomas L. Friedman inveighs against Netanyahu’s cabinet and “judicial reform”, which is really a power grab and a coup d’état

See, Thomas L. Friedman, “The U.S. Reassessment of Netanyahu’s Government Has Begun,” New York Times, July 11, 2023.

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