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International Affairs
Kamala Harris’s Brat Summer
Sofia de Benedictis 25 July 2024

Corners of the internet collided this week as Kamala Harris’s campaign to be the Democratic nominee for president took off. The sometimes incomprehensible absurdity that makes virality blew new air into what was turning into an uninspiring electoral season. Kamala’s folksy, unscripted comments regarding “the context” and coconut trees have propelled her into the arms of Gen Z voters.
International Affairs
Biden’s Move Follows Tradition of Selfless Leadership
Hussein Ibish 23 July 2024

Political heroism is typically framed in terms of the acquisition and retention of power. But the US has a long tradition of celebrating, even venerating, those who have voluntarily given up power to promote the general welfare. President Joe Biden – who announced on Sunday that, in the interests of the party and the country, he is surrendering the Democratic presidential nomination, which he has earned in the primaries and fully controls – is the latest heir to that noble tradition.
International Affairs
Can Iran’s “Revolt of the Hungry” Revitalize the Nuclear Deal?
Marina Forti 11 July 2022

A new wave of popular protests against mounting prices piles pressure on conservative president Ebrahim Raissì. But he only can walk a fine diplomatic line.
International Affairs
A Forgotten Middle East Awaits Joe Biden’s Visit
Claudia De Martino 30 June 2022

An Israel with a collapsed government will host Joe Biden in mid-July, amid uncertain political legacy and perspectives.
International Affairs
“We will Never Renounce Our Statehood”.
An Interview with Palestinian PM Mohammed Shtayyeh
Umberto De Giovannangeli 3 November 2021

Palestinian Prime Minister spoke with ResetDOC ahead of his diplomatic tour to Europe. Admitting a new generation needs to take the lead.
International Affairs
The Tragedy of Afghanistan is one of Ambition, not Action
Benjamin Radd 23 August 2021

After Operation Enduring Freedom’s sucess, what the U.S. pursued with Freedom’s Sentinel were chimeric ambitions; what it needed were achievable outcomes.
International Affairs
After Kabul’s Fall, Europe Rushes to Reopen its Grand ‘Strategic Autonomy’ Dossier
Simone Disegni 19 August 2021

European citizens and leakers alike have watched the Western débacle in Afghanistan with a mixture of horror and disbelief. That may have far-reaching political and military consequences.
International Affairs
Egypt’s Grand Comeback as the Middle East’s “Honest Broker”: Dream or Reality?
Claudia De Martino 18 June 2021

Al Sisi’s regime has doubled its efforts to impose itself as the key mediator between Israel and the Palestinians. The effectiveness of its diplomatic action is highly questionable.
International Affairs
Twenty Lost Years? Voices from Abandoned Afghanistan
Ilaria Romano 10 May 2021

A series of bombings against schools sheds a gloomy light on the future of Afghanistan, 20 years after the beginning of NATO’s military intervention. Voices from within the country.
International Affairs
Turkey, the West and the Rest: An Interview with Kerem Öktem
Evan Pheiffer 26 February 2021

The new US administration may well change its approach to Turkey, yet Erdoğan’s regime is unlikely to significantly review the foundations of its self-assigned macro-regional role— that of a revisionist player, ready to embark on a number of political and military adventures to assert its power and “right the wrongs of colonialism”. Yet someone, at some point, will call the bluff. So claims historian Kerem Öktem, a leading scholar on contemporary Turkish history and politics, in this talk with Reset DOC discussing AKP’s foreign policy in the age of Biden.