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The Kremlin’s spiritual phishing
Click on ‘traditional values’ and get kidnapping, torture, murder
Oct 30
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Andrei Kordochkin
9
In Japan, slow but steady progress
Becoming the first female prime minister may be a milestone in other countries, for Japanese, her qualifications are more important.
Oct 27
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Katherine Roth Kono
8
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Defending our ideals in the face of adversity
Democracy is about our rights.
Oct 14
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Suren Avanesyan
9
1
Killing USAID
Could the White House inadvertently benefit foreign assistance in the long run?
Sep 30
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David Sims
5
3
First Czechoslovak president’s message unsealed after 90 years
As fascism was engulfing Central Europe, Tomas Masaryk urged his country to defend his work establishing independence.
Sep 26
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Robert Coalson
9
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International media protest US plan to limit journalist visas
The policy would threaten global reporting about America, they say.
Sep 16
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Elizabeth Wise
7
After war with Israel, will Iranians support their regime?
Both nationalism and resistance are surging. Which will endure?
Sep 9
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Barry Rosen
8
How to read Russian exile media
At a time of war and repression, a vibrant independent press covers the country from abroad.
Aug 29
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Paul Starobin
12
The velvet leash
When do people fight for their freedom?
Jun 25
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Ilya Kolmanovsky
7
Is Trumpism exportable to Europe? Czechia may be a test case
The billionaire populist Andrej Babiš is running for his old job as prime minister.
Jun 18
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Dalibor Rohac
7
Macron should call Trump’s bluff
When it comes to defense, Europe has the means to stick it to Washington.
Jun 18
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Jean-Louis Doublet
6
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