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Debating Israel’s One-State Reality
Until conditions allow for the right combination of elements to help the country reverse course, the United States and the international community must use consistent, behind-the-scenes support to make sure Tunisia does not sink deeper into autocratization.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s return to power in Israel with a narrow, extreme right-wing coalition has shattered even the illusion of a two-state solution.
The counternarrative to Russian propaganda is so ubiquitous in the West, it’s hard to imagine how little it’s being heard elsewhere — let this be a wake-up call.
Outside powers take a growing interest in this oil-rich African state where the U.S. Embassy has been closed since 2014.
Authoritarian tools forged to control Palestinians are now being turned on elements of the Israeli Jewish population.
Cairo’s agreement with the IMF commits it to reducing the presence of the state in numerous sectors.
Mr. Paludan is a classic agent provocateur, whose whole point in protesting in front of the Turkish embassy was designed to induce a response, at a time when Turkey and Sweden are in negotiations about the latter’s entry into the Nato alliance.
Many will rightly point that international order has been challenged in previous years; plenty of examples abound, including the US invasion of Iraq in 2003 and the Syrian civil war since 2011.
Washington's regional allies are pursuing an independent foreign policy that Obama advocated as president