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July 19, 2019
Israel’s Foreign Policy under Benjamin NetanyahuThe ways in which Prime Ministers of Israel have shaped Israel's foreign policy have often reflected a fairly balanced combination of political, personal, and national interests. This balance is reflected when Prime Ministers sometimes prefer to challenge the political... Read more |
July 18, 2019
An Underdog’s Plaint and the Limits of Romantic Geopolitics in the Middle EastKhalid Elgindy served for several years as a European-funded technical adviser to the Palestinian leadership in Ramallah. He observed permanent status negotiations with Israel from 2004 to 2009, and was a participant in the Annapolis negotiations of 2008. From... Read more |
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July 12, 2019
China’s Hong Kong QuandaryOver recent weeks, Hong Kong has been repeatedly rocked by mass demonstrations protesting the actions of its governing authorities. What makes these demonstrations noteworthy and very important are their scale and their location. Protest organizers estimated the crowds at... Read more |
July 9, 2019
Ross Perot’s Crab Cakes: One Hour, One Flight, One Legend“Weasel, try some of these crab cakes!” he shouted in his Texas twang over the roar of jet engines as he balanced a tray at 20,000 ft. “They’re great!” Ross Perot, the only viable third-party candidate to run for... Read more |
