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London bureau chief, recovering White House correspondent, The New York Times; author, “Alter Egos” (Random House)

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Mart 2010 tarihinde katıldı
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  1. 9 Eki

    Boris Johnson’s Tories danced, sang karaoke, and drained Pol Roger, while the rest of the UK faced food and fuel shortages. Will it come back to bite Britain’s Good-time Charlie?

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  2. 6 Eki

    England took a big risk sending 8 million kids back to school without vaccinations or face masks. Now 186k are out with Covid. Why many parents still think it is a risk worth taking. W/⁦⁦⁩

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  3. 4 Eki

    Bushies used to say John Kerry “looks French.” Tony Blinken practically is French — grew up in Paris, where his mom still lives. Which is why for him, the US rift with France is, well…c’est dommage. ⁦⁩

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  4. 3 Eki

    What does “leveling up” actually mean? ⁦⁩ goes to an old steel town in the North of England to investigate how Boris Johnson’s New Deal-style ambitions will translate on the ground.

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  5. 28 Eyl

    Covid masked Brexit’s disruption of the UK economy — until now. Britain’s fuel crisis is the first where its effect is clear. And yet, in a country fed up of Brexit, few people are talking about it.

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  6. 26 Eyl

    From the Black Forest to the North Sea, ⁦⁩ went in search of Germany at the end of the Merkel era. An enthralling portrait of an “almost normal” country, overdue for a shakeup.

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  7. 25 Eyl

    Don’t mention the 70’s: Britain has gas lines, empty store shelves and inflation. But just because it looks like the bad old days doesn’t mean Brits are doomed to relive them. W/⁦⁩ & ⁦⁩

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  8. 25 Eyl

    Tensions between Britain and France play out in geopolitics, but also in the daily drama of migrants crossing the channel in rubber dinghies. ⁦⁦⁩ & ⁦⁩ report from the front lines.

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  9. 23 Eyl

    Jokes, “donnez-moi un break,” an Amtrak ride. Boris Johnson had a lighthearted romp up and down the Acela corridor this week. What did the UK actually get out of it?

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  10. 22 Eyl

    Talked with ⁦⁩ & The Daily about submarines, France’s fury, China’s challenge, and Joe Biden’s new world order. Lots to unravel.

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  11. 21 Eyl

    Ruthie Rogers of the River Cafe has a new podcast in which she talks to her famous guests about food & memory. Michael Caine’s comfort food? Caviar. Paul McCartney’s? A quesadilla. Me, in the Food section (!)

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  12. 18 Eyl

    Britain played a key early role in brokering the US-UK-Australia submarine deal. Lost in the rancor with France: an unexpected win for Boris Johnson’s “Global Britain” strategy.

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  13. 12 Eyl

    After 9/11, Boston needed someone to blame. It settled on her. ⁦⁩ on the shameful, tragic case of Ginny Buckingham, unjustly tarred for the hijacked planes.

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  14. 11 Eyl

    “I was not going to extend this forever war,” said Joe Biden, after the US left Afghanistan. Yet the war grinds on — in the shadows, in dozens of countries, no longer an epochal clash but a low-grade condition. Taking stock, 20 years after 9/11.

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  15. 6 Eyl

    “When you abuse state power and freeze bank accounts and throw people in jail…it smacks of a banana republic.” Mark Clifford on the forced shutdown of Jimmy Lai’s Next Media.

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  16. 5 Eyl

    Afghanistan’s first-ever Rhodes scholar, Summia Tora, 24, got her dad out of Kabul with powerful Oxford and Silicon Valley connections. Now she wants to help left-behind Afghans without her advantages.

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  17. 5 Eyl

    Beavers, once hunted to extinction in Scotland, are back. But angry farmers say they gnaw trees, build dams and generally make a nuisance of themselves. ⁦⁩ litigates.

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  18. 1 Eyl

    Joe vs. the Blob: why the foreign-policy establishment’s backlash against Biden’s Afghanistan withdrawal is so vitriolic.

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  19. 31 Ağu

    London’s oldest synagogue, already hidden among skyscrapers, is fighting two new towers that it says would leave it in perpetual shadows.

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  20. 28 Ağu

    Hours before the Taliban swept into Kabul, ⁦⁩ hopped on a bus to look at his hometown. His sad, gorgeously written dispatch is a reminder of all the different ways that loss shows itself.

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