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With right-wing parties on the rise in Sweden and Germany, the restrictive immigration policies of cold-hearted Copenhagen are beginning to look awfully sensible.
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Kim Ghattas
Julia Ioffe
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Whitney Kassel
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Iran’s Fellow Travelers at the New York Times
For $7,000, the newspaper’s journalists will serve as tour guides to the Islamic Republic. (Evin Prison is not on the itinerary.)
Cold War Symbolism: Not Just for the 1950s Anymore
You don't have to be a musty old relic to know that symbolic gestures still have a place in the fight to defend freedom and democracy from Russia.
What Rand Paul Needs to Learn From France’s Far-Right Political Dynasty
The National Front's Marine Le Pen is elbowing out her racist, fear-mongering father. It's time for America's libertarian heartthrob to do the same.
What Germany Owes Ukraine
On Ukraine, Angela Merkel enjoys a reputation as Europe’s Iron Lady. Here’s why it’s unearned.
Ukraine Wins
A successful parliamentary election opens a window of hope for an embattled country.
Putin’s Nordic Shadow
Why Finland and Sweden need to stop pretending they are neutral and join NATO already.
Why Putin’s Defense of “Traditional Values” Is Really a War on Freedom
The sensible way to fight back against Russia's anti-gay campaign.
Public Editing Putin
Never was so much B.S. presented to so many people in such a short text.
Georgian Dream Shows Its Dark Side
Georgia's president-elect is putting the country in strong danger of losing its hard won democracy.
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About James Kirchick
James Kirchick is a fellow with the Foreign Policy Initiative, correspondent for the Daily Beast, and columnist for Tablet Magazine. His book, “The End of Europe,” is forthcoming from Yale University Press this fall.
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