When I moved to Lebanon in 1972, a joke was doing the rounds about an Englishman, a Frenchman, and an…
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Andrew Bacevich and America’s Long Misguided War to Control the Greater Middle East
The conviction that invasion, bombing, and special forces benefit large swaths of the globe, while remaining consonant with a Platonic…
Continue reading →To stop ISIS, outside powers must end their proxy wars in Syria
A French news cameraman burst into the bar of Beirut’s Commodore Hotel, where his colleagues gathered most evenings, on November…
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