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Print Issue No. 14: After Iran: Confronting the Brotherhood
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June 2025
Recent Articles
Alliances Without Obligation: The Middle East After October 7
The Middle East has rarely had so many partnerships, strategic agreements, and security arrangements, and rarely has it been so unclear who would fight for whom. The wars that followed Hamas’s October 7, 2023, attack exposed a basic weakness in Middle Eastern politics. The region is full of partnerships, strategic agreements, summits, and security arrangements, […]
Washington Must Learn From Its Own Successes
America’s greatest achievements have never belonged to one political party. They belong to the nation—and often to the world. American leadership has required people capable of recognizing possibilities that established opinion considered unrealistic. Yet Washington too often allows political rivalries to overshadow genuine accomplishments. A diplomatic breakthrough should be judged by what it changes in […]
Gregory Feifer: “When Foreign Bureaus Close, the World Becomes a Soundbite”
From the decline of foreign reporting to Putin’s potential challenge to NATO, Gregory Feifer explores a world increasingly shaped by superficial coverage, authoritarianism and great-power rivalry. Speaking to Jacob Heilbrunn on Atlantic Conversations, he nevertheless defends hope for international cooperation.
