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Biden’s Reckless Foreign Policy Comes With Hefty Price Tag After Saudi-Russian Move on Oil
October 13, 2022
Biden’s comment about making the country a “pariah” was simply stupid and misplaced, Martin Jay writes.
Enemies Within and the Discomfort of Truth
May 9, 2022
Is Europe’s ‘totalitarianism’ of today of a more refined type – not so-violent, and therefore deserving of a ‘pass’?
Biden’s Dithering in the Middle East Is Forcing Old Enemies to Mend Broken Bridges
December 29, 2021
In recent weeks, Arab countries, as well as Iran and Turkey have all been working out how they can move forward and get along with each other, all due to “sleepy Joe” Biden being asleep at the wheel. Where’s all this heading?
Khashoggi Murder Starts to Get Its First Real Whitewash. But From the West, not From the Saudis
December 12, 2021
The truth about Khashoggi, was in fact a million miles from what the Post’s Opinion section crafted in a baptism of sensational storytelling.
