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Doomsday Clock inches to 2 minutes to “apocalypse” after Trump’s button bluster
Shira Tarlo
The Clock is the closest the it's been to "midnight" since 1953
Trump at Davos: Meeting world leaders, feeling important
Matthew Rozsa
2 meetings with 2 of America's closest allies offer 2 different responses on how to deal with Trump
How to fail geopolitics: The world according to Trump
Alfred McCoy
How to build a wall and lose an empire
Closing the door on English in Iran
Negar Mottahedeh
The ban on teaching English in Iranian primary schools made me think of my old OED — and King Kong
Democrats dance with danger: Expanding Trump’s security state may bite them in the end
Charlie May
"It doesn't take a criminal or being a terrorist to get caught up in the government's web"
The death of American diplomacy
Sophia A. McClennen
A new documentary about the Obama era of foreign relations offers a stark contrast to Trump's approach
Human Rights Watch gives a scathing assessment of Donald Trump
Matthew Rozsa
Human Rights Watch has skewered Trump for his human rights record both at home and abroad
New York Times’ Trump-voter fetish hits a low point as it turns over its opinion page to them
Gabriel Bell
Meanwhile, Samantha Bee meets with a very different type of working-class voter
Is war about to break out in the Horn of Africa? Will the West even notice?
Steven A. Cook
Egypt, Sudan and Ethiopia are close to armed conflict over a Nile dam project; so far the U.S. is ignoring them
2018 looks like an arms sale bonanza
William D. Hartung
Another good year for weapons makers is guaranteed
American global “leadership”: Under Trump, now less than ever
Patrick Lawrence
On North Korea, Iran and Israel, the U.S. claims leadership. In fact, Trump is presiding over an inevitable decline
Why Iran’s protests matter this time
Nader Habibi
The demands Iranians are making through these protests are distinct from those of the 2009 demonstrations
UK Tories vs. the people’s needs
Stephan Richter
Failing to deliver on basic necessities of modern life does not seem to faze Tory politicians much
Trump’s unfortunate year in review
Terry H. Schwadron
He’s been an influential president, but for all the wrong reasons
Mr. Chief Justice, it’s not “gobbledygook”: New N.C. ruling shows how to fix gerrymandering
David Daley
A federal judge's ruling could demystify the social science behind gerrymandering for key SCOTUS judges
Trump expected to extend sanction relief for Iran, but with new sanctions for ballistic missiles
Charlie May
Trump is likely to extend the Obama-era sanction suspensions, but impose new ones that target Iranian businesses
From bad to worse? 5 things 2018 will bring to the Middle East
James L. Gelvin
What should we expect in the new year?
Trump’s behavior at the College Football Playoff Championship raised some questions
Charlie May
Trump took the field with ROTC members, and many believed he forgot the words of the national anthem
Will Trump’s possible testimony end the Mueller probe — or is it just starting?
Heather Digby Parton
Trump's lawyers hope his testimony will wrap up Mueller's investigation. Not so fast: Ask Bill Clinton about that
Should military men draft our nation’s security strategy?
Ingo Trauschweizer
The military generals surrounding Trump are shaping strategy
Mainstream media relies on regime-change fans for Iran commentary
Fair
One pro-Israel think tank, which openly argues for war with Iran, has dominated media coverage of protests
Trump’s biggest GOP critics have grown to love him
Matthew Sheffield
Lots of Republicans have criticized Trump but not any more
Israel moves to annex the West Bank — this is how the two-state solution dies
Steven A. Cook
While the media focuses on Trump, Netanyahu imposes a "solution": There will never be a Palestinian state
Mapping a world from hell
Tom Engelhardt
76 countries are now involved in Washington’s War on Terror
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