Foreign Policy
A Shaky Ceasefire in the Middle East
The deal hasn’t kept the peace, but then again, that’s never what it was intended to do. “It’s not a…
Bolivia Moves Past Socialism – The Dispatch
MAS lost all of its 21 Senate seats, and all but two of its 75 seats in the Chamber of Deputies,…
The Battle to Control Gaza’s ‘Day After’ Begins –…
In a square in Gaza City this week, seven men were shot dead in front of a crowd. There was no…
Faber College on Capitol Hill
Fat, drunk, and stupid is no way to uphold the Constitution, son. Source link
Inside Burma’s Collapse – The Dispatch
Less than two weeks ago, one of the military’s motorized paragliders bombed the Burmese township of…
Mash of Civilizations – The Dispatch
A (slightly) more liberal Middle East. The Muslim East (the Sunni part of it, at least) has moved…
Japan’s Iron Lady – The Dispatch
But unlike Abe, who oversaw the return of the LDP to its place atop Japan’s party system and crafted…
Dancing on the Grave of the Two-State Solution –…
The campus anti-Israel protests that sprang up after the Hamas attacks of October 7, 2023, featured…
What’s Happening to the Peace Corps? – Thomas…
American power, like much else, exists on a spectrum. At one extreme of our foreign policy, there is…
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