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- If the U.S. cut off military aid to Israel or applied serious economic sanctions, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s government would collapse almost instantly.
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- If the U.S. cut off military aid to Israel or applied serious economic sanctions, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s government would collapse almost instantly.
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- Even if the ICJ finds that South Africa has a good case, any action the court takes will be unenforceable if the United States uses its veto on the United Nations Security Council.
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- Even if the ICJ finds that South Africa has a good case, any action the court takes will be unenforceable if the United States uses its veto on the United Nations Security Council.
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- Africa is not doomed. Its future depends on what it does next. Even Senegal, technically part of the Sahel, is not doomed. Having a coastline probably helps, but so does reasonably good government.
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- Africa is not doomed. Its future depends on what it does next. Even Senegal, technically part of the Sahel, is not doomed. Having a coastline probably helps, but so does reasonably good government.
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- The only way to keep the population stable—or even growing—in a developed country is mass immigration, which means you have to be attractive and welcoming to potential immigrants.
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- The only way to keep the population stable—or even growing—in a developed country is mass immigration, which means you have to be attractive and welcoming to potential immigrants.
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- The very least the Arab League can do is make a deal with Assad that protects those refugees from victimization when they are forcibly sent home. Whether it will even try to extract that commitment as its price for letting Assad rejoin the Arab League remains to be seen, but we will find out more when the organization’s summit opens on Thursday.
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- The very least the Arab League can do is make a deal with Assad that protects those refugees from victimization when they are forcibly sent home. Whether it will even try to extract that commitment as its price for letting Assad rejoin the Arab League remains to be seen, but we will find out more when the organization’s summit opens on Thursday.
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