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December 19, 2023

Opinion

This is no time for West to falter on Ukraine

The Times: The article by William Hague draws historical parallels between the current conflict in Ukraine and the Napoleonic Wars, emphasizing the protracted nature of wars and the decisive role of economic

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Ukrainians question Volodymyr Zelenskyy’s ‘rose-tinted’ speeches

The Financial Times: Former and current advisors to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy are expressing concern over what they see as an overly optimistic tone in his daily video addresses and the government’s communications strategy. For over 650 days, Zelenskyy has

December 11, 2023

Why Putin has every reason to be satisfied with himself

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Der Spiegel analyst Ann-Dorit Boy: Last year, Vladimir Putin liked to claim that the “military operation” in Ukraine was going according to plan and

Instagram’s Algorithm Delivers Toxic Video Mix to Adults Who Follow Children

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The Wall Street Journal Journal sought to determine what Instagram’s Reels algorithm would recommend to test accounts set up to follow only young gymnasts,

New friends of Vladimir Putin

October 22, 2023

Opinion

Der Spiegel columnist Mikhail Zygar: The evolution of Russian President Vladimir Putin’s relations with the Middle East and how current conflicts in the region can be beneficial to him are interesting. Initially,

World can’t afford to get bored by Ukraine

October 21, 2023

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The Times columnist Max Hastings: There has been a waning of Western attention and support for Ukraine amid other international crises and distractions. Despite initial strong support after the conflict with Russia

How is the US economy managing to power ahead of Europe?

October 19, 2023

Business·Opinion

Financial Times columnists Valentina Romey in London and Colby Smith in Washington: The US economy is now outpacing Europe’s, and economists predict the transatlantic gap will continue to widen in the coming

Why student protests against Israel are so painful, polarizing and complicated

October 19, 2023

Opinion

Opinion by Nicole Hemmer for CNN: Student protests against Israel have swept across the United States. These protests have sparked controversy and attracted significant attention from both the media and influencers. The

How to finance a faster shift to a better world

October 17, 2023

Opinion

The Financial Times economic columnist Martin Wolf: Multilateral development banks are a valuable tool, but they need a radical overhaul, and we must learn how to use them. The second volume of

Antisemitism Among Muslim Migrants Unsettles a Germany Haunted by the Holocaust

October 17, 2023

Opinion

The Wall Street Journal: Germany has seen a rise in anti-Semitism and hate crimes, especially among its large and growing Muslim migrant community. The surge has coincided with recent incidents in Israel

Supporting Israel and protecting Palestinians are not contradictory policies

October 16, 2023

Opinion

Gideon Rachman The Financial Times: The article argues that supporting Israel and protecting Palestinians are not mutually exclusive policy goals for Western leaders. It observes that the common debate often presents a

Why has the Gaza ground invasion been delayed since Friday?

October 16, 2023

Opinion

Jerusalem Post: Why has the IDF invasion been delayed since Friday? Is Hezbollah waiting to strike until the IDF’s main force is mired in Gaza? On Thursday, it seemed crystal clear: the

Africa’s ‘optimist-in-chief’ on the continent’s renaissance: ‘Don’t just believe me, believe the data’

October 15, 2023

Africa·Opinion

The Guardian: In an exclusive interview, Akinwumi Adesina, the President of the African Development Bank (AfDB), projects an optimistic future for Africa, countering negative stereotypes about the continent. Adesina asserts that Africa

How does Hamas get its weapons?

October 13, 2023

Opinion

Analysis by CNN‘s Brad Lendon: The analyzes how Hamas, despite being situated in the impoverished and isolated Gaza Strip, was able to amass the weaponry for a large-scale attack on Israel. The acquisition

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Opinion - Page 3

This is no time for West to falter on Ukraine

Ukrainians question Volodymyr Zelenskyy’s ‘rose-tinted’ speeches

Why Putin has every reason to be satisfied with himself

Instagram’s Algorithm Delivers Toxic Video Mix to Adults Who Follow Children

New friends of Vladimir Putin

World can’t afford to get bored by Ukraine

How is the US economy managing to power ahead of Europe?

Why student protests against Israel are so painful, polarizing and complicated

How to finance a faster shift to a better world

Antisemitism Among Muslim Migrants Unsettles a Germany Haunted by the Holocaust

Supporting Israel and protecting Palestinians are not contradictory policies

Why has the Gaza ground invasion been delayed since Friday?

Africa’s ‘optimist-in-chief’ on the continent’s renaissance: ‘Don’t just believe me, believe the data’

How does Hamas get its weapons?

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