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Adversity has made the alliance stronger. Read More

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They rely on murderous insincerity and the unwillingness of liberal societies to see them for what they are. Read More

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Opinion Moscow does not seem to be attempting to influence the outcome of this contest. Read More

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Far-right Forum for Democracy wins most seats in Dutch provincial elections. Read More

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The Trump administration says countering Beijing's cyber and commercial power should be a priority for the alliance. Read More

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With every tragedy, including the Christchurch attacks, I find myself withdrawing more. Read More

I hope and pray that I'm wrong, but the New Zealand shooting feels more momentous even than the killings of the recent past. Read More

Comment: I wonder what Zuckerberg thinks of his company's prominent role in the shootings? Read More

In Pakistan, authorities are using stringent laws to prosecute blasphemy—even “crimes” as innocuous as liking a post on... Read More

The National Interest speaks with Stephen K. Bannon, the president's former chief strategist, about the “Trump of the Tropics”... Read More

Westminster spent much of today speculating that Theresa May would make a drastic gesture in her address to the nation from Downing Street... Read More

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Inside the evidence unit of the international tribunal trying the perpetrators of the Yugoslav wars. Read More

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Mazlum Kobane, the commander in chief of the Syrian Democratic Forces, talks to Al-Monitor in an exclusive interview about how the Kurds in... Read More

The terrorists may have different ideologies, but their attitudes are eerily similar. Read More

Where is comparing the violent white supremacy that inspired the New Zealand murderer to radical Islam valuable, and where is it not? Read More

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*Unless Israel is to blame. Read More

The Tatmadaw's announced ‘investigation court' is a brazen attempt to whitewash the crimes it committed against Rohingya in 2017 Read More