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The deadly collusion.

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While forty (at least…) candidates, ranging from Socialists to Republicans, vie for the votes of all the most reasonable voters, France is preparing for a runoff in the second round of the 2027 presidential election between the candidate from La…

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Europe is tired; it is not in decline. 

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Europe is not in decline. It is tired. This is not the same thing: decline is a fate; fatigue is a state. Medicine distinguishes between two forms of fatigue: Physical fatigue, which results from the depletion of energy reserves: mitochondria…

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A war can be just.

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Two Americans are facing off on the world stage. One leads the most powerful empire on the planet. The other leads the West’s oldest moral institution. The first thinks he is God. The second tells him that God, today, does…

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Hormuz or life.

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What is at stake in the war in Iran, with the catastrophic consequences looming (even if we can now hope for a respite), should remind us of a truth that has been swept under the rug for far too long….

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Human attention, the new battlefield?

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In the 21st century, power no longer resides solely in territory, capital or technology. It now resides in a rarer, more intimate and infinitely contested resource: human attention. Attention is not simply a psychological disposition; it is a biological function….

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Never attack without being prepared for the worst.

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There are some simple rules that history keeps repeating, without us ever really listening to them. Among them: never attack without being prepared for the worst. We live in a world where the balance of power is no longer where…

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Who will win this war?

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Will the USA, Israel and their allies win against the Iranian terrorist regime, or will they have to resign themselves to a status quo that allows the regime to rebuild its forces? To ask the question of the fate of…

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