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A Mutual Defense Treaty with the Saudis Is Absolutely Unacceptable
Increasing U.S. commitments in the Middle East after the last thirty years of disastrous interventionism is deranged.
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Daniel Larison
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The Candidates' China Obsession
In the first Republican debate, China was mentioned by name 48 times.
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Daniel Larison
The U.S. Should Stand with Canada
If the Indian government really did carry out a targeted assassination of a Canadian citizen, the U.S. won’t be able to whitewash that with boilerplate…
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Daniel Larison
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The U.S. Could Build on the Prisoner Exchange Deal, But It Won't
Instead of seeking to use this as the foundation for making additional progress, the administration goes out of its way to reject that possibility.
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Daniel Larison
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Blinken's Unconvincing Defense of the 'Mega-Deal'
His answer can’t conceal the fact that the effort he is defending makes no sense for U.S. interests.
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Daniel Larison
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Don't Be Distracted by Alarmism Over a Diversionary War
Governments that face significant domestic problems can ill afford gambling on war.
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Daniel Larison
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Good Riddance to Romney
He was a plutocrat who defended the interests of plutocracy and militarism, and he personally embodied a lot of what most Americans dislike about both…
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Daniel Larison
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Loose Cartel War Talk Is No Laughing Matter
One of the many disturbing things about the candidates’ war talk is how cavalier they are about a decision to use force.
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