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WaPo columnist. Host of CNN's GPS, Sundays @ 10am and 1pm ET in the US. Order my book "Ten Lessons for a Post-Pandemic World"

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  1. Festet tweet
    3. jan.

    As we enter a new presidency and a post-pandemic world, we have an opportunity to regain the sense of optimism and idealism that has been America's distinctive contribution to international life. My take:

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  2. Trump’s selfishness should be the aberration. Biden can use the UN pulpit to return to his deep roots as an internationalist who understands that countries don’t simply ally with America out of fear, bribes or narrow security concerns. My latest column:

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  3. Retweetet
    for 20 timer siden

    . on Narendra Modi: "Two international think tanks concluded this year that under his watch, India has veered away from democracy ... Modi must decide if that is what he wants as his legacy"

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  4. 14. sep.
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  5. 12. sep.

    Today's last look: The ADL has repudiated one of the most noxious decisions it ever made in its long & otherwise distinguished history—to oppose the proposed Park51 Islamic Community Center & Mosque. My thoughts on the value of acknowledging mistakes:

    Angre
  6. 12. sep.

    Pt. 2 of my conversation w/ Ukrainian Pres. : why our hoped-for interview didn't happen two years ago—& what fmr. Pres. Donald Trump had to do w/ it

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  7. 12. sep.

    After the US exit from Afghanistan, can allies still count on American support in the face of threats? Pt. 1 of my exclusive interview w/ Ukrainian Pres. , from today's GPS:

    Angre
  8. 12. sep.

    The lessons of Afghanistan & the decision to withdraw: pt. 2 of my interview w/ fmr UK PM Tony Blair, from today's show

    Angre
  9. 12. sep.

    Looking back on 9/11—and on what we've learned about radical Islam since 2001: pt. 1 of my conversation w/ fmr UK PM Tony Blair, from today's GPS

    Angre
  10. 12. sep.

    Twenty years after 9/11, we are still not clear on how to think about radical Islam. It is real, it is evil, but it has lost the ideological argument. My take:

    Angre
  11. 12. sep.

    On GPS, @ 10am & 1pm on : I’ll ask fmr UK PM Tony Blair about 9/11’s aftermath & what we’ve learned of radical Islam. I’ll have an exclusive interview w/ Ukrainian Pres. about whether he feels he can still count on US support after the Afghanistan exit

    Angre
  12. 11. sep.

    … finally, I’ll look back on the Anti-Defamation League’s opposition to the planned mosque & community center in lower Manhattan 11 years ago—& its reversal earlier this month.

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  13. 11. sep.

    … Do America’s friends still count on US support, after the chaotic Afghanistan withdrawal? I’ll ask an important one—Ukrainian President —whose country holds a front line against Russian aggression …

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  14. 11. sep.

    … I’ll also talk w/ Blair about what we’ve learned in the West’s two-decade campaign against radical Islam & what to make of the US & NATO exit from Afghanistan …

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  15. 11. sep.

    On GPS, @ 10am & 1pm ET Sunday on : 20 years after 9/11, I’ll ask fmr UK PM Tony Blair—who made good on his promise to “stand shoulder-to-shoulder” with America after 9/11—how he remembers that day & all that followed …

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  16. 11. sep.

    "Why They Hate Us." I wrote this cover story in three frenzied days, soon after 9/11. It holds up. (Initial estimates of the dead were 5,000, hence my use of that number.

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  17. 10. sep.
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  18. 10. sep.

    It is not surprising that the Taliban is seeking out China as its most important partner. My bet is that it will have a much harder time finding easy allies in the Muslim world. My latest column:

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  19. 7. sep.

    It has never been more clear that the health of a society and the health of its people are deeply intertwined. My take, from Sunday's special on The Post-Covid-19 World:

    Angre
  20. 7. sep.

    The pandemic has pushed many into poverty—but it has also made some of the rich even richer. My conversation w/ about what the post-pandemic economy will bring for ppl & countries across the wealth spectrum:

    Angre
  21. 7. sep.

    Are cities back? And what will the pandemic change about where we choose to live & work—& about our city centers themselves? My conversation w/ , from Sunday's special:

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