What If Ukraine Can Win It All?
Like the “Mouse That Roared,” Ukraine should try for a total victory: foreign policy expert Gideon Rose.
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Regulators Take Aim at AI to Protect Consumers and Workers
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Erdogan Declares Victory in Runoff Election, Slated to Remain Turkey’s President
Following an election that will have implications far beyond Turkey’s border, the country’s President Recep Tayyip Erdogan appears to have won another five-term in office.
Not All War Wounds Are Visible
In recognition of Memorial Day I talk with David Morris, an embedded correspondent during the Iraq War, a victim himself of PTSD, and author of a poignant exploration.
Coming to Grips With the Anti-Vaxxer, pro-RFK Jr. Worldview
While looking everywhere for the deep state — you might fall down a sinkhole.
In Ukraine, a Nasty Cleanup Job With No End in Sight
Ukraine has more buried landmines, tripwires, and unexploded grenades than any other country in the world. US and British volunteers are helping to remove them.
Refugee Hypocrisy: Poland Embraces Ukrainians, Shuns All Others
Since the Russian invasion, millions of Ukrainian refugees have been met with solidarity and support in Europe. Meanwhile, refugees from other conflict zones are left behind.
How to Start — and Stop — a Second Civil War
America didn’t ask for a homegrown right-wing terror movement. But now that it’s here, we need to take it seriously.
For Syrian Refugees, Escape Isn’t Always an Improvement
“I am a dead person. No emotion really, just living in fear.”
Keystone Pipeline Shut in US After 14,000-Barrel Oil Spill in Kansas
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Nations Must Embrace Change to Tackle Biodiversity Crisis, Researchers Say
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When an Accusation of Disinformation Is Disinformation: Russia’s Tangled Web
Russia borrows an old trick from the US to make reports of Russian atrocities seem fake.