On Trump, Gefilte Fish, and World Order
The Republican front-runner says America’s foreign policy is terrible — and the portions are too small.
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Pussy for Putin … and Now, Wendi Deng
Is Vladimir Putin really getting “serious” with Rupert Murdoch’s ex-wife?
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Could a Toll-Free Number Have Saved Brussels?
All the surveillance and intelligence gathering in the world won’t matter if you can’t stop people from becoming terrorists in the first place.
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The Czar vs. the Sultan
Putin and Erdogan see themselves as heirs to proud empires. But fighter jets and tough talk can’t mask imperial decline.
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From Russia With Schadenfreude
Having suffered through terrorist attacks of their own, residents of Moscow can empathize with Paris. But that doesn’t mean they sympathize.
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Fall into Fall with Former Warlords!
It's the season for decorative gourds. And frolicking with Chechen strongmen!
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What Chekhov Tells Us About Putin’s Syria Airstrikes
Moscow's new war in Syria has the makings of a quagmire. But it'll be bad news for Washington way before that.
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The Remarkable Similarity of Putin’s and Obama’s Speeches at the U.N.
When the same words mean very different things.
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Russia’s Game Plan in Syria Is Simple
Stick it to the Americans.
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Exclusive: The Pentagon Is Preparing New War Plans for a Baltic Battle Against Russia
But the really troubling thing is that in the war games being played, the United States keeps losing.
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About Julia Ioffe
Julia Ioffe is a contributing writer at the New York Times Magazine. She was a senior editor at the New Republic and was the Moscow correspondent for Foreign Policy and the New Yorker from 2009 to 2012.
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