PRINT ISSUE N°4 –
SPRING 2022
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May 2022
Recent Articles
Can Humanity Survive a Divided World?
What if the greatest threat to humanity is not war itself, but our inability to recognize that our survival depends on one another?This is the central argument of Louis René Beres, a Princeton-educated scholar of international law and world politics, writing in The Jerusalem Strategic Tribune.
Thomas Mann’s Remarkable Journey to A Divided Germany in “Fatherland”
In 1949, Thomas Mann visited Germany, which was sundered in two between the western allies and the Soviet Union. The occasion was the bicentenary of the German novelist and poet Johann Wolfgang von Goethe. Mann, who had left Nazi Germany in 1933 and later emigrated to America, traveled to first to Frankfurt, where Goethe was […]
James Jeffrey: “Iran is a good example of a terrorist organization that owns a state”
In this conversation with Jacob Heilbrunn, former US Ambassador to Iraq and Turkey James Jeffrey examines Washington’s confrontation with Iran, Trump’s military strategy, the lessons of past Middle East crises, and the indispensable role of experienced American diplomats in shaping foreign policy.
