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Trump risks breaking the West. The next president may be too late | Opinion (opens the original)
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President Donald Trump has developed a strange way of treating America's friends. The mercurial president threatens and humiliates them and toys with their territorial integrity, while lavishing affection on rival strongmen and ideological fellow travelers who have figured out that the quickest route to favor is through his galaxy-sized ego. It raises the question: is Trump putting the unity of the West itself at risk, and will it be too late to fix it when he finally leaves the world stage? In
Rubio Is Right To Shrug His Shoulders At West Bank Settlement Boycotts | Opinion (opens the original)
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I am not often accustomed to siding with the Trump administration against the Europeans. On the new boycott of goods from Israeli settlements, however, Washington has the smarter take. The move by Britain, France and Canada manages to combine bad politics with questionable foreign policy. It hands Benjamin Netanyahu a campaign gift weeks before an Israeli election that his opponents desperately need to make about his failures, while risking valuable economic, intelligence and security relationsh
Trump’s "Lake America" stunt gives Congress chance to restore sanity | Opinion (opens the original)
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Eager to spite his imaginary nemesis Canada, President Donald Trump has renamed Lake Ontario “Lake America,” and Google has obediently changed its maps. Apple has received a personal request from Trump to do the same, and the media will have to choose as well. Here’s a modest proposal for them all: Tell Trump to go jump in a lake. Even more importantly, Congress should tell him the same. Trump appears to have the power to make the federal government use “Lake America.” The U.S. Board on Geograph
Trump's Canada tariffs show the world how to escape American power | Opinion (opens the original)
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Donald Trump believes he is demonstrating American power. Mark Carney is drawing a very different lesson: that it has become dangerous to depend too heavily on America. That is what makes the collapse of U.S.-Canada trade negotiations much more consequential than another Trumpy tariff drama. Carney's response is not simply to retaliate against Trump's tariffs, although Canada will do that. He is attempting something much more ambitious: to make Canada less vulnerable to American economic pressur
The president who cried wolf: The trouble with Trump’s Oman threats | Opinion (opens the original)
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"If Oman gets in the way, we'll bomb the s**t out of them," President Donald Trump told Fox News on Monday. That language has become familiar when directed at Iran—but Oman, while causing trouble now and then, is a U.S. ally. Is this kind of thing effective? What are the consequences of throwing threats around like this, especially for a president with a recurring disconnect between rhetoric and reality? As we navigate the damaging and embarrassing Persian Gulf quagmire, it's time to talk more s
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