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Israel’s democracy is at the height of a process of collapse, and Election Day is the last opportunity to halt it. The reign of Justice Minister...
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Who came up with “just no Arabs” as a principle for building governing coalitions? Why yes to haredim and no to Arabs? Why is United Torah...
There’s no such thing as a good moment for a country to endure political chaos and instability but Malaysia’s timing seems particularly...
Virus shows Southeast Asian factories too dependent on imported production inputs
Two decades after its invasion of Afghanistan, the United States has come to the inevitable conclusion that it must end its military intervention...
The trial of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is scheduled to begin two weeks after the election, on March 17. Based on past precedents, one can...
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Moscow will host a ceremony on May 9 to mark the 75th anniversary of the Soviet Union’s victory over Nazi Germany, and Prime Minister Shinzo Abe...
Doubling down on 'America first' even in culture and art is wrong U.S. President Donald Trump vented his unfiltered anger at "Parasite," the South...
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Last week a subway train was brought to a screeching halt in the city of Fukuoka. A passenger pressed an emergency button when someone coughed in...
JERUSALEM – The Roman historian Sallust remarked that the way states are established determines how they are ruled. This dictum can be applied to...
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