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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The Least Bad Option
A Total Blockade of Iran - for PAID SUBSCRIBERS
Something is badly out of balance between the United States and the Iranian regime: the Iranians benefitted from a monumental American capitulation, yet could not take yes for an answer. Now...
When Hypocrisy Meets Stupidity
On today’s episode of Critical Conditions, Claire and I discussed the absolute insanity of Donald Trump briefly floating the idea that the United States should charge a 20 percent toll on cargo passing through the Strait of Hormuz — an idea...
Netanyahu Is Racing Against the Clock to Putinize Israel
Will it backfire? Elections are now set for Oct. 27. here's an Israel update for Paid Subscribers.
As Israelis prepare for what may be the most consequential election in the country’s history, now set for Oct. 27, the Netanyahu coalition h...
The Fine Line Between Possible and Probable
On today’s edition of Critical Conditions, Claire and I discussed the sudden death of Lindsey Graham, the viability of a hermetic blockade of Iran, the possibility that Marine Le Pen might win the presidency of France, the rather more remot...
Soccer Is Too Uptight About Offside
As we discussed in the first installment of this two-part series, the most obvious problem with soccer (let us call it that, in honor of the American-hosted World Cup) is its infuriating imprecision. Unlike basketball, American football, or...
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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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