Ask Questions Later
Dan Perry, Alison MutlerAnalysis 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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Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said this week that nuclear weapons are “the only thing that protects the world from a global war.” That is rich, coming from the country that launched one of this era’s most outrageous wars because its nukes...
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Forty-five years of trying to defeat Hezbollah alone have produced failure. The time has come to turn Hezbollah from Israel’s problem into an international one.
Another half-dozen Israeli soldiers were killed in Lebanon in recent days, add...
Keir Starmer Resigned! Insider Ben Judah Explains Why and What's Next.
In today’s episode of Critical Conditions, Claire and I discussed the shocking — yet also not shocking —resignation of British Prime Minister Keir Starmer. We were joined by Ben Judah, one of Britain’s sharpest political observers: the auth...
“Compute” Is a Jargonistic Scourge. Ban It!
There are words that emerge because the world changes. “Internet” was once jargon, so much so that George W. Bush had trouble saying it (low bar). So was “software.” Over time, these terms ceased to sound technical because they described ge...
Is There Still Hope on Iran?
In today’s edition of Critical Conditions, Claire Berlinski and I spoke with Nazenin Ansari, managing editor of the UK-based Kayhan London (and the English-language Kayhan Life) and a leading voice in the Iranian diaspora, to discuss the co...
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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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