Ten years later, an exiled Egyptian novelist reflects on Mubarak’s fall.
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How to Counter the Secretary of Sabotage
Secretary of State Pompeo is setting political traps in his final days, but an emboldened Biden can avoid them.
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Biden’s People Thought Reporters Weren’t Watching
Our 2020 coverage of the revolving door, foreign policy, and more
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Kushner Defines ‘America’s Interests’ at the Expense of Human Rights
The president’s son-in-law admits that ‘our values’ are not driving new accords with Israel.
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Together With Iran, Biden Must Undo the Damage of Trump’s Belligerence
‘Diplomacy, not murder, is the best path forward,’ said Bernie Sanders. Here’s how to make that happen.
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The U.S. Election: Views From the Arab World
Cartoons from Egypt, Jordan, and Sudan
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What You Need to Know About Tony Blinken
Biden’s apparent choice for secretary of state most recently played the influence game in Washington.
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Trump’s New Toy: the Pentagon
Installing new Defense Department leadership, is he merely indulging spite?
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Countries Are Using COVID to Ignore the Climate Crisis
The need for economic recovery is being used to bail out the fossil fuel industry in countries around the world.
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From the U.S. to Syria, a Doctor Smuggles Lifesaving Equipment
The Trump administration’s sanctions cause the Syrian people, not the Assad regime, to suffer.
