Massachusetts Republicans pay the price for Trumpism
They chose ideological purity in a deep blue state, handing Democrats one-party rule
John Pietro is an editorial assistant at The Spectator World
They chose ideological purity in a deep blue state, handing Democrats one-party rule
The GOP candidates aren’t all sold on more aid
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Back in February, Olaf Scholz gave one of the most important speeches in his country’s post-Cold War history. In it, the German Chancellor announced that the Russian invasion of Ukraine had produced a zeitenwende, or turning point, and that German policy must adapt. No longer could his nation live on the so-called peace dividend that the West has
Israeli elections appear set to return him to power in a stunning comeback
It’s facing a readiness crisis and underfunding, among other issues
Both want America to call a ceasefire, but the results would be disastrous
A new rule aims to protect gig economy workers but the workers don’t want it
Not only is withdrawing from the world a bad idea, it’s fundamentally un-conservative
The two pariah nations are finding plenty of room to collaborate, starting on drones
The administration’s foreign policy is seen as weak and feckless
As Russia’s recent partial mobilization has shown, he is desperate
It wasn’t the American president who sounded like the leader of the free world
Central Asia and the Caucasus are looking elsewhere as China steps in
The West has a serious challenge on its hands
A trickle of information and Russian history point to a campaign of atrocities
The Bay State is not Texas and Trump is not a winner there