Fareed Zakaria in The Washington Post. Free speech appears to be a casualty of the Israel-Hamas war, says Fareed Zakaria in The Washington Post. In this week's presidential primary debate
In the wake of the Cold War, center-left parties moved much closer toward the center—think of Bill Clinton in the United States and Tony Blair in the United Kingdom —thus opening up a gap that could be filled by populists. That gap remained empty, however, until the financial crisis of 2007–8.
It's been nearly two months since we last took a look at the plagiarism scandal surrounding Fareed Zakaria, whose many ethical lapses have been chronicled by the pseudonymous bloggers
Fareed Zakaria brings viewers his insights and analysis, and interviews Eric Schmidt PhD, Lingling Wei, Christopher Caldwell and Jake Tapper for the "Global Public Square." TOPIC FREQUENCY China 26 , Ukraine 13 , America 10 , Safelite 10 , U.s. 9 , Europe 8 , Russia 5 , United States 5 , Biden 4 , Us 4 , Eric Schmidt 4 , Cnn 3 , Aaron 3
Fareed hosts Fareed Zakaria GPS, is a columnist for The Washington Post and the author of “In Defense of a Liberal Education” and “The Post-American World.”
On his trip to Saudi Arabia last year, President Biden made an emphatic declaration about U.S. policy in the Middle East: “We will not walk away and leave a vacuum to be filled by China, Russia, or Iran.” Last week’s rapprochement between Saudi Arabia and Iran, brokered by China, suggests that this
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