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John BoltonJohn Bolton launched a plan to document and transmit classified information before he even started his job as President Trump’s national security advisor, according to the federal indictment against him.Two weeks later, he made his first transmission using the encrypted messaging app to two people, a 25-page document “which described information” that Bolton learned in his first few days on the job, the indictment says. The indictment doesn’t id…See the Story
Timeline: The Case Against John Bolton
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Donald Trump · PalestinePresident Donald Trump embodies American political culture in its purest, most exaggerated form. His mix of blunt pragmatism, self-confidence, and showmanship is easily parodied, yet it perfectly mirrors the style that now defines US statecraft. At the 'Peace Summit' in Sharm el-Sheikh, he once again promised "eternal peace" in the Middle East and a final settlement of the region's three-thousand-year conflict. The spectacle was classic Trump: l…See the Story
A Palestine without Palestinians Is Impossible
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Military · London Inside the Anglosphere’s quiet dependence on American technology and deterrence In today’s world, a nation’s ability to design and produce its own missiles is one of the clearest measures of technological sovereignty – and, by extension, true defense autonomy. Yet among the countries of the Commonwealth of Nations – from the UK to Australia, Canada, and New Zealand – the story of missile development is less about independence and more about rel…See the Story
