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Trump rolls over for China's panda gift (opens the original)
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Certain obvious questions arise from Chinese President Xi Jinping’s visit to Washington this past week, a spectacle that one observer has described as “diplotainment” rather than actual diplomacy. Exactly how much did Donald Trump abase himself in service to a temporary and transactional friendship with the dictatorial leader of a nation that is, at least by conventional standards, America’s principal strategic enemy? No one knows; I am tempted to surmise that Trump doesn’t know himself. The man
US allies' dramatic Israel pivot: They're done taking orders from Washington - Salon.com (opens the original)
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It was a turning point in 21st-century history. Or it was an act of cynical political calculation. Heck, there’s no law that says it can’t be both. British Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband took the floor in the House of Commons on Sept. 8 to deliver one of the most remarkable speeches heard there in many years. It wasn’t a magnetic performance; nobody’s likely to compare Miliband to Winston Churchill or Barack Obama as an orator. He’s a policy-driven intellectual with degrees from Oxford and the Lo
Putin is testing Europe. How far will he go before war? - Salon.com (opens the original)
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It’s always been a cop-out to blame the sinister influence of Vladimir Putin for the failings of liberal democracy. There is no serious evidence that Putin got Donald Trump elected the first time around — although he certainly liked the idea — and he isn’t responsible for the conditions that led America and much of the Western world to Trump and his offshoots: economic inequality, political paralysis, disastrous foreign policy blunders and rising tensions around immigration and diversity. That s
Canada knows the US can't be trusted. It's ready to fight - Salon.com (opens the original)
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Canadians have made it clear: They don’t want to become the 51st state. For the record, and despite the increasingly delusional geography lessons delivered by the Trump administration, actual Americans overwhelmingly agree. That’s without even dealing with the fact that Canada has 10 provinces and three territories, all with distinct identities, except perhaps for Saskatchewan. (Sorry! Joke!) So in the imaginary universe where this scenario plays out, aren’t we talking about 60 states or so? Tha
What if the fascists win in Germany? - Salon.com (opens the original)
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When German Chancellor Friedrich Merz finally rose to power in May 2025 after years of political failure and an inconclusive election, he already faced what looked like an impossible situation. He had Donald Trump on one side, a few months into an increasingly erratic and vindictive second term, and the rapid rise of the neofascist far right in Europe, and specifically the Nazi-curious Alternative for Germany party, or AfD, on the other. Merz’s party, the center-right Christian Democratic Union,
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