Daniel Depetris
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- Sep 29, 2026
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- Jul 7, 2026
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Daniel DePetris: Venezuela has bent to US will. Is that good for Venezuelans? (opens the original)
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The juxtaposition was striking. On stage was Delcy Rodríguez, Venezuela’s interim president, addressing the United Nations General Assembly and meeting with President Donald Trump less than a year after both considered her somewhat of a pariah. Her old boss, Nicolás Maduro, was sitting in a jail cell in Brooklyn a few miles away awaiting trial for drug trafficking and narcoterrorism — two crimes that could keep the former Venezuelan despot behind bars for decades. The message was clear: Cooperat
Daniel DePetris: Vladimir Putin’s extension of the war beyond Ukraine has European leaders worried (opens the original)
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Last weekend, as Russians were heading to the polls to vote in a meaningless parliamentary election stocked with Kremlin-approved candidates, Ukraine unleashed one of its biggest drone attacks to date. According to Russian authorities, approximately 1,600 Ukrainian drones entered Russian airspace in what appeared to be an attempt by Kyiv to disrupt the voting process. The Russians knocked down the vast majority, but some managed to hit their targets. A few struck the oil refinery serving Moscow,
Daniel DePetris : At 6 months, there is no clear winner in the Iran war (opens the original)
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The war in Iran, the “little excursion” that was supposed to be over in four to six weeks, passed its six-month mark on Friday. And notwithstanding President Donald Trump’s premature declarations of victory, threats to pummel the Iranians into submission and his repeated proclamations that the United States is winning the conflict, the actual result thus far is a blurry picture. The endgame is likely to be far less impressive than the pro-democratic Iranian revolution he called for on the openin
Daniel DePetris: What the US must learn from Canada’s ‘elbows up’ response to tariffs (opens the original)
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As if U.S. officials didn’t have enough on their plate these days, they can now add a trade war with Canada to the mix — and with it, one more dent to a relationship that historically is one of the closest the United States has with another country. President Donald Trump has done the impossible by turning America’s pleasant neighbor up north into a combatant. After Trump in July threatened to enact an additional 50% tariff on $20 billion worth of Canadian exports to the United States, U.S. and
Daniel DePetris: 6 months of war with Iran, and what exactly have we achieved? (opens the original)
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The war in Iran, the “little excursion” that was supposed to be over in four to six weeks, passed its six-month mark on Friday. And notwithstanding President Donald Trump’s premature declarations of victory, threats to pummel the Iranians into submission and his repeated proclamations that the United States is winning the conflict, the actual result thus far is a blurry picture. The endgame is likely to be far less impressive than the pro-democratic Iranian revolution he called for on the openin
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