To Remember, and Not to Sell

If the reports are true that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu intends on expressing support for the campaign that Russian President Vladimir Putin...

Haaretz Editorial

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Berlin Conference on Libya was different, but hypocrisy could derail it

Twelve world leaders, the UN, the EU, the Arab League and the African Union attended the Berlin Conference on Libya last Sunday. They produced a...

Dr Mustafa Fetouri

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The senate will acquit Trump – will voters?

Analysis. Despite US presidents who have been guilty of the most nefarious deeds—invading other countries near and far without congressional...

Fabrizio Tonello

Il Manifesto Global

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Haaretz Cartoon

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Amos Biderman

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Lowest growth in a decade

Sluggish expansion should not become new normal The economy barely managed to grow 2 percent last year, maintaining its psychologically important "...

Editorial

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Transgender soldier

Sexual minorities deserve to serve in military The Army's decision, Wednesday, to discharge the country's first transgender soldier against her...

Editorial

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Abe failed to regain public trust with replies to questions

Prime Minister Shinzo Abe’s replies to opposition leaders’ questions and requests related to his Jan. 20 policy address to open this year’s...

Editorial

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Are snowless ski resorts, chirping birds a global warming ‘SOS’?

The moment I get off a chairlift at a ski resort, I feel as if I am in a painting. On a clear day, the mountains beyond the ski slopes are picture-...

Vox Populi

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Komeito, the 20-year-old security watchdog

PYEONGTAEK, SOUTH KOREA – ommentary The transition to 2020 is significant for many reasons, but politically it marks the beginning of the third...

Michael Macarthur Bosack

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Terrorism paradox

By Robert Skidelsky LONDON ― There was, all too predictably, no shortage of political profiteering in the wake of November's London Bridge terror...

Robert Skidelsky

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Combating Child Labor in Global Supply Chains

NEW DELHI – Every day, 152 million children perform hard labor, often in hazardous conditions. Bangladesh’s garment factories, which are...

Kailash Satyarthi

10

Taiwan-Hong Kong solidarity will be a thorn in China's side

Protesters went to Taipei to learn how to run free democratic elections

Natasha Kassam And William Yang

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[VIEW] What matters more than Harris' mustache

By Hwang Jae-ho Hwang Jae-ho U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo and Secretary of Defense Mark Esper jointly contributed to the Wall Street Journal...

Hwang Jae-Ho

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Holocaust Denial Has Gone Global. And It's All Thanks to Facebook

What is Holocaust denial? The answer to this question may seem obvious to Haaretz readers and to the impressive roster of world leaders gathering...

Dave Rich

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With rising emissions, intense storms and floods could double in 13 years

The deadly floods and storms that increasingly batter population centers in Japan and elsewhere as well as the epic forest fires enveloping swaths...

Vinod Thomas

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Undiplomatic diplomacy

By Donald Kirk A young ensign is reputed to have told Admiral Bill "Bull" Halsey, commander of U.S. forces in the Pacific in World War II, "Your...

Donald Kirk

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History repeats itself

By Park Moo-jong A news item out of Seoul became an interesting topic in a foreign media outlet. The Economist based in London introduced Jeju as...

Park Moo-Jong

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A Downing Street coup for Egypt’s Sisi

Although the British media made little of it, the 21 January meeting at 10 Downing Street between Prime Minister Boris Johnson and Egypt’s...

Bill Law

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Politics

By Robin Rhee It is often said that politics is a topic which should never be discussed in social gatherings. Some people may define politics as...

Robin Rhee

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Harry and Meghan are out

By Carla Hall The message from Buckingham Palace to Queen Elizabeth's grandson, Prince Harry, and his wife, Meghan Markle, was clear: You're in or...

Carla Hall

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One year in office - Is DRC's Tshisekedi in charge?

DRC leader Felix Tshisekedi's one year in office has been a tag of war with his opponents, a big blow to his promises. But DW's Isaac Mugabi thinks...

Isaac Mugabi

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Netanyahu Exploits the Holocaust to Brutalize the Palestinians

Benjamin Netanyahu did not invent the idea of leveraging the Holocaust for political gain. Yet, like so much else in current Israeli politics, he...

Hagai El-Ad

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Singapore election: the PAP’s order and stability will win out, but how will the opposition shape up?

Even while we do not know when the Singapore elections will be called and how the opposition will perform, we can identify a few givens as well as...

Zuraidah Ibrahim

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In its obsession with Russia, Polish government now rushes headlong into disgusting Holocaust revisionism

President Andrzej Duda has refused the invitation to the World Holocaust Forum at Yad Vashem on Thursday, in protest over Russian President...

Nebojsa Malic

20

The War on Talent

WASHINGTON, DC – In the 1950s, during a very tight postwar labor market, American business executives voted Human Resources (HR) the most...

Anne-Marie Slaughter

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Putin's bespoke government — made for indefinite control

Vladimir Putin has had a new constitution crafted to ensure he controls Russia for as long as he pleases. The new Russian government has been put...

Konstantin Eggert

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The EU is dogmatic in its opposition to Turkey

Relations between the European Union and Turkey have seldom been good. Throughout Turkey’s efforts to join the EU over the past few decades to...

Muhammad Hussein

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The 'Oman File': Inside the Mossad's Alliance With Muscat, Israel's Window Into Iran

Oman rushed to crown its new leader after the death of Sultan Qaboos Bin Said al Said, its ruler for fifty years. It was a clear sign of the Gulf...

Yossi Melman

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World War 2's Forgotten Genocide

It is the Second World War's "forgotten genocide": Around 500,000 of Europe’s Roma were murdered by the Nazis and their collaborators during...

Barbara Warnock

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Washington Desperation Drives Nuclear Proliferation

A cornered animal is a dangerous animal. For the elite in Washington, with the terminal decline of their “American Century” and the global empire...

Ulson Gunnar

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Gantz Annexed to the Right

In the run-up to the third round of elections, and apparently based on an assumption that left-wing voters are in the pocket of the camp headed by...

Haaretz Editorial

10

China virus threatens economic damage around the world

Regional neighbors and European stocks are already facing losses

William Pesek

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Contain new virus early

Health authorities should stay vigilant for prevention Health authorities have confirmed the country's first case of a new coronavirus strain...

Editorial

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Inevitable, but realistic move

Dispatch plan aimed at protecting national interests South Korea's decision to dispatch a naval unit to the Strait of Hormuz is inevitable but...

Editorial

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I can no longer hear God

By Jason Lim In one of the pivotal scenes in the Netflix movie, "The Two Popes," Pope Benedict XVI cries out, "I can no longer hear God!" to his...

Jason Lim

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Democratic candidates vow unity but conflict escalates

Democratic presidential candidates have spent weeks reassuring voters they can unify the party, avoid the divisions that plagued the 2016 primary...

Japan Today

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60 years later, Japan-US security pact remains as vital as ever

Nikkei Editorial

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I can't endorse NYT's approach

By Peter Funt The New York Times provided lessons in both journalism and television Sunday night, by way of bad examples. First: If a newspaper...

Peter Funt

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Martians and Venusians

By Grace Oh "Ow, let go of my hair!" I pushed my sister away and ran crying to my mom, hoping to get my sister in big trouble. For the first eleven...