There were two attempted uprisings in 1989 — a successful one in Poland and a failed one in China. Which one will Iran end up like?
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Read MoreQuebec almost became the 14th state, but chose to stay loyal to the British Crown
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Read MoreThere was never any doubt that the British PM opposed Hitler’s ambitions in Europe. The same cannot be said of Trump and Putin
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Read MoreThe most powerful vice-president in American history never aspired to assume the desk in the Oval Office
Read MoreThe ad featuring Ronald Reagan mightily annoyed Trump because it was pushing on an open door with the American people
Read MoreTrump is on his own side, and that of his partners in the Gulf. They wanted the war to end on their terms. Trump saw to it
Read MoreThe Arab world is split between those who accept Israel and those who want to destroy it. We are witnessing the defeat of the latter
Read MoreTerror against Israel can be funded if, at the same time, sufficient cash is paid to keep Israel’s allies quiet
Read MoreIt shifted the conversation from Indigenous self-government to increased dependency on the Canadian state
Read MoreThere have been far too many assassinations, Charlie Kirk's being the latest
Read MoreBeijing fetes Russia's Vladimir Putin and North Korea's Kim Jong Un at massive military parade while the U.S. president is not invited
Read MoreThat question faces all of Europe now, and its allies across the sea. Do we want an independent Ukraine only if it costs us nothing?
Read MoreDonald Trump and Finnish President Alexander Stubb have become buddies. Hopes are that the U.S. president will listen to his new friend
Read MorePutin pines for the glory days of the Soviet Union. Unfortunately, the man in the White House is no Ronald Reagan
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