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Opinion | Even as Republicans shift inward, NATO proves its purpose
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Republicans in Milwaukee over the past week embraced isolationist candidates for president and vice president, forcing a stunning ideological inward turn for the party in less than a decade. Should the GOP ticket prevail, it could upend the world order that the United States built and under which …
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Opinion | Let Ukraine fly its jets from ‘sanctuary bases’ on NATO territory
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Jerry Hendrix is a senior fellow with the Sagamore Institute and a retired Navy captain. Russia has been leveraging Western fears of escalation by carving out sanctuary space in its sovereign territory to launch offensive strikes into Ukraine. Its military assets remain partly shielded while …
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4 days ago
Opinion | What’s holding up a Gaza cease-fire?
The Washington Post - David Ignatius
It’s an iron law of Middle East conflict that the closer you get to a cease-fire, the more last-minute disputes arise. That appears to be happening now with the Biden administration’s push for a truce in Gaza. Israel on Monday “affirmed its full support for the deal as outlined by President Biden …
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Opinion | In China, the App Store is censored. Apple should expose exactly how.
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In its declaration of support for human rights, Apple states, “We believe in the critical importance of an open society in which information flows freely.” At the same time, Apple remains deeply engaged in China, ruled by a party-state that does not allow information to flow freely. Apple says it …
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Opinion | Hong Kong is more Chinese, but don’t call it ‘another Chinese city’
The Washington Post - Keith B. Richburg
Hong Kong recently marked 27 years since the former British colony was handed over to China. In this time, the city has become less autonomous, more uncertain about its economic future and gripped more tightly by the Chinese Communist Party than most people, including me, ever imagined it would …
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Opinion | A Gaza cease-fire agreement appears within reach
The Washington Post - David Ignatius
After months of agonizing negotiation, the Biden administration appears close to a cease-fire deal that would halt major fighting in Gaza, release some Israeli hostages and surge humanitarian aid to desperate Palestinian civilians. A senior U.S. official told me Wednesday that “the framework is …

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