Ask Questions Later
Dan PerryAnalysis of geopolitics, economy, and society, mostly by Dan Perry, former Cairo-based Mideast Editor and London-based Europe-Africa Editor of the Associated Press. Supporting reason, culture and the liberal order now beset from all sides.
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A Very British Political Crisis
In today’s episode of Critical Conditions, Claire and I discussed the British political crisis, appropriately enough as I am in London at present. I’m happy to report that Britain does political collapse more amusingly than most places.
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Trump May Be Losing It (Did He Ever Have It?)
Trump’s overnight conspiracy-fueled posting spree — accusing Obama of treason, reviving election fantasies, and demanding arrests of enemies — raises serious questions about the 25th Amendment
There have been erratic presidents before. But...
My Desperate Debate with Top Haredi Rabbis
Rabbi Kaplan (Dan Perry photo)
My friend Rabbi Heshy Grossman recently invited me to Jerusalem to meet top Haredi (meaning ultra-Orthodox) rabbis. Unhappy with my critical writings about the Haredim, this well-meaning true believer hoped t...
No Honor Among Thieves
The CRITICAL CONDITIONS podcast, Ep. 60
In today’s episode of Critical Conditions, Claire and I tried to untangle the increasingly surreal state of play surrounding Iran — where uncertainty itself has basically become the story.
The War of Hormuz
Amid the confusion and mounting tensions over a possible renewal of the war comes a report suggesting the United States and Iran may be moving toward a diplomatic off-ramp that could dramatically ease the crisis — while also reviving many o...
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Dan Perry led AP in the Middle East, Europe, Africa and the Caribbean, chaired the Foreign Press Association in Jerusalem and is the author of two books. Ask Questions Later is a defense of decency and reason, now under attack by you-know-who.
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