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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

Opinion

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

Opinion

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,

Russia and China May Be Only Winners of Gaza War

October 13, 2023

Opinion

Bloomberg columnist Pankaj Mishra on the Palestinian-Israeli conflict: ▪️ A protracted and large-scale conflict in the Middle East will divert resources away from the West’s efforts against Russia in Ukraine. Little will

Paris’s Bedbug Panic

October 12, 2023

Opinion

Columnist The Washington Post Lee Hockstader: Why Paris is bugging out over ‘punaises de lit’. Paris, a city known for its grace, is in the grip of fear over bedbugs. These pests,

The Hamas horror is also a lesson on the price of populism

October 11, 2023

Opinion

By Yuval Noah Harari for The Washington Post: On the one hand, the Israelis are paying the price for years of arrogance during which their governments and many ordinary Israelis felt that they