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Top 5 Most Liked Posts (14 days)

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Latin American leaders at the U.N. General Assembly this year all invoked sovereignty—but each defined it differently in dealing with Washington, leaving the region unable to speak with one voice, @perez1oj.bsky.social writes.

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North Korea’s success in building nuclear weapons despite crippling sanctions teaches other dictatorships that an atomic arsenal can secure a regime’s survival—a disturbing backdrop to the push to keep Iran from getting the bomb, @fridaghitis.bsky.social writes.

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A slew of best-selling books on the right frames empathy as “toxic” or even “suicidal” when adopted on a national scale. Far from being intellectually profound, those arguments are logically flawed, even vacuous, columnist @profpaulpoast.bsky.social writes.

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Should the U.S. pull its forces back from the island chain running from Japan through Taiwan and the Philippines—and if it does, must its alliances there go too? @profpaulpoast.bsky.social weighs a report that has sparked heated debate among strategists:

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For 20 years, World Politics Review has published rigorous, nonpartisan analysis of global affairs, written by experts who know the regions and issues they cover. On #WorldNewsDay, that commitment hasn’t changed.

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Top 5 Most Reposted Posts (14 days)

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Like his Cold War–era predecessors, U.S. President Donald Trump sees the world as the domain of great powers. Unlike them, he mostly prefers to get along with Russia and China, even when their interests are at odds with Washington’s.

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Trump has curtailed military drills with South Korea and reportedly floated sanctions relief to coax Kim Jong Un into a meeting. As columnist @fridaghitis.bsky.social writes, the lesson for regimes like Iran’s is what a nuclear arsenal can buy.

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Latin American leaders at the U.N. General Assembly this year all invoked sovereignty—but each defined it differently in dealing with Washington, leaving the region unable to speak with one voice, @perez1oj.bsky.social writes.

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With Israel’s elections weeks away, the Israeli right wants to “fix as much as it can on the ground” in the occupied West Bank “so that no future government can undo it,” Khalil Tafakji, who maps settlement expansion, told Aseel Mafarjeh.

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A U.N. fact-finding report argues the U.S. strike that killed more than 150 people at an Iranian school nears the threshold of a war crime—not because of intent, but because Washington disregarded safeguards meant to protect civilians.

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