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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Dan Perry led AP coverage in the Middle East, Europe, Africa and the Caribbean. He was on the ground in Eastern Europe during the collapse of communism, chaired the Foreign Press Association in Jerusalem and is the author of two books about Israel.
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