How I was expelled from Russia
Russia is entering a dark new period in which it no longer pretends to be a democracy.
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Emmanuel Macron has been exposed as a false liberal idol
Far from defeating populism, the French president’s illiberal liberalism fuels the flames of the far right.
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Why Joe Biden got everything wrong in Afghanistan
The Biden administration’s view of the world as a diplomatic conversation was disconnected from reality.
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Why “the Biden doctrine” on foreign policy is here to stay
American voters have long supported increasingly isolationist presidents.
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The US military arsenal now available to the Taliban
The Taliban may now be the only militant group in the world in possession of an air force.
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Can the West exert any influence over the Taliban?
Foreign aid, without which Afghanistan’s economy could collapse, gives the outside world some leverage.
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Boris Johnson’s Global Britain foreign policy is far from outmoded
The crisis in Afghanistan has not changed the fundamentals of the US-UK relationship.
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How should American credibility be judged after Afghanistan?
If US credibility can only be shown through militarily occupying another country, then perhaps it wasn’t worth much to begin…
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