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What’s next for the Israel-Hamas cease-fire in Gaza

What’s next for the Israel-Hamas cease-fire in Gaza

A trio of Israeli hostages have been released in exchange for 90 Palestinian prisoners held by Israel in the first phase of the tri-stage deal that if...

saturday 8

New York Post

Dan Perry

What Ingredients Make for a Strong, Long-lasting Dictatorship? | Opinion

What Ingredients Make for a Strong, Long-lasting Dictatorship? | Opinion

The reality is that many of the elections last year were fake and that the world runneth over with dictators, authoritarians and their wannabes.

10.01.2025 5

Newsweek

Dan Perry

Jimmy Carter's Legacy in the Middle East Is Both War and Peace | Opinion

What history will record of Jimmy Carter was that he was the first U.S. president to broker peace between Israel and an Arab country. The 1979...

31.12.2024 80

Newsweek

Dan Perry

2024 Was Truly the End of the 'End of History'

Thirty-five years ago, as communism was collapsing, U.S. scholar Francis Fukuyama famously proclaimed the "end of history." His argument, later...

27.12.2024 3

Newsweek

Dan Perry

When It Comes to Health Care, the U.S. Is Doing It Wrong | Opinion

The unseemly snark over the murder of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson needs discussing. Some wonder what's wrong with American society; some see...

17.12.2024 9

Newsweek

Dan Perry

Syria's Assad Falls: Could Iran Be Next? | Opinion

On Sunday morning, a lightning offensive by Syrian rebels ended with the dramatic fall of Damascus, marking the collapse of Bashar al-Assad's...

09.12.2024 9

Newsweek

Dan Perry

Faced with a new rebel offensive, can Bashir al-Assad survive in Syria?

In 2012, then-President Barack Obama declared a “red line,” warning that the use of chemical weapons by Bashar al-Assad’s regime would prompt...

07.12.2024 3

New York Post

Dan Perry

A Romanian Turning Point Against Russian Election Interference | Opinion

For nearly two decades, Russian President Vladimir Putin has used election interference as a weapon to reshape the global order in his favor. From...

06.12.2024 3

Newsweek

Dan Perry

Vladimir Putin's Latest Threat to NATO Comes Through Romania | Opinion

A strange thing happened to Romania on its way to another humdrum post-communist election: A sudden outbreak of the right-wing populist virus,...

02.12.2024 9

Newsweek

Dan Perry

The International Criminal Court Flushes Its Credibility | Opinion

The International Criminal Court has been plunged into a crisis of its own making: Its indictment last week of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin...

26.11.2024 2

Newsweek

Dan Perry

Here’s the roadmap the Trump admin needs to follow in order to ‘win’ the Middle East 

The incoming administration of Donald Trump is inheriting a house on fire in the Middle East, but there is a big opportunity for a win there if his...

23.11.2024 7

New York Post

Dan Perry

Will Trump Abandon Ukraine? It Would Force Europe to Grow Up Fast | Opinion

Few countries are more worried about President-Elect Donald Trump than Ukraine, whose determined stand against Russian aggression would collapse...

14.11.2024 2

Newsweek

Dan Perry

The Electoral College Makes the U.S. a Laughingstock | Opinion

Many Americans don't want to hear it, but the Electoral College is a uniquely damaging system that wildly distorts the will of the voter, yields...

05.11.2024 20

Newsweek

Dan Perry

With Yahya Sinwar dead, Israel and Gaza can have a future without war

With the unexpected death of Yahya Sinwar this week, Israel suddenly finds itself at a pivotal moment in its long and painful conflict with Hamas....

19.10.2024 10

New York Post

Dan Perry

It's Time to Either Fix Lebanon—Or Break It Up | Opinion

Imagine two diplomats in smoke-filled rooms in wartime London and Paris, poring over maps of the Ottoman Empire. Mark Sykes, representing Britain,...

11.10.2024 2

Newsweek

Dan Perry

A Grim Anniversary for Israel—and a Better Way Forward | Opinion

A year ago, there was reason to believe that President Joe Biden was on the cusp of a major geopolitical victory, coaxing Israel and Saudi Arabia...

07.10.2024 2

Newsweek

Dan Perry

Is It Woke to Add Actors of Color to Historically White Stories? | Opinion

In historical dramas, authenticity has always battled with artistic license, creating a certain tension between truth and art. The age-old question...

13.09.2024 2

Newsweek

Dan Perry

60 Senate Seats: How the Democrats Would Govern if They Could | Opinion

Vice President Kamala Harris is taking some heat for being vague on policy. That suggests that people are forgetting, as they often do at this...

29.08.2024 10

Newsweek

Dan Perry

Netanyahu Is Paying in Others' Blood to Buy Himself More Time | Opinion

Ten months after the Oct. 7 massacre which sparked a devastating war in Gaza, the Middle East is teetering on the edge of an even wider conflict....

08.08.2024 3

Newsweek

Dan Perry

Kamala Harris Should Pick a Team, Not Just a Vice President | Opinion

Whoever Democratic nominee and Vice President Kamala Harris gambles on as her running mate, the traditional way of doing things is to move on from...

05.08.2024 10

Newsweek

Dan Perry

Biden's Supreme Court Reforms Are Absolutely Correct | Opinion

President Joe Biden's proposals for reforming the U.S. Supreme Court are not just completely reasonable—they're also desperately needed and even...

29.07.2024 2

Newsweek

Dan Perry

Is True Art Dead in the Era of Algorithms and AI? | Opinion

Pity the tortured soul of the artist! It was never easy for the creative class: Vincent Van Gogh cut off his own ear, the Impressionists were...

25.07.2024 20

Newsweek

Dan Perry