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Editor-in-chief of World Politics Review. Spent more than a year in Provence. Used to be an American in Paris. Currently bringing coal to Newcastle. https://www.worldpoliticsreview.com/ @wpr.bsky.social
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Simpler times.

submitted 26 minutes ago • 0 comments

Never thought I'd look back on this with nostalgia.

submitted 28 minutes ago • 0 comments

Can't help but think of a paraphrase of William Gibson's old chestnut: The war is already here, it's just not evenly distributed.

submitted 43 minutes ago • 3 comments

On Friday the 13th, too.

submitted 57 minutes ago • 0 comments

As for Israel's entire approach over the past 2.5 years, the biggest question is, What's the theory of victory? At a certain point the conflict can't be expanded any further, and there would seem to be many resource constraints already.

submitted 1 hour ago • 4 comments

Some initial cold thoughts on the Israeli airstrikes against Iran, which I'll try to keep from becoming hot takes. 1. Sometimes when the boy cries wolf, there's really a wolf. I like many thought this was yet another round of Israeli saber-rattling, with an eye toward the US-Iran nuclear talks. 🧵

submitted 2 hours ago • 3 comments

So, what have you been spectacularly wrong about in the past 24 hrs?

submitted 2 hours ago • 3 comments

Maybe it's because among the first people rounded up by ICE under Trump II were law-abiding legal residents who happened to be pro-Palestinian activists? And one of them has yet to be released?

submitted 9 hours ago • 1 comment

Really enjoying this one.

submitted 11 hours ago • 1 comment

Why is the WH press corps asking if Trump will "allow" peaceful protests?

submitted 11 hours ago • 2 comments

Evening soundtrack. This one is so good. (I won't ruin his evening by tagging him directly, but I could even see he who hates all jazz half-liking this. It's more orchestral music with a jazz inflection than jazz.)

submitted 14 hours ago • 0 comments