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Iran Is Critical, but No One Is Prepared for What’s Next
Few planners have considered the tasks to be performed for reconstruction of the nation.
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Remove the Iranian Regime
US pressure on Iran should help usher in a new democracy that trades with the world, helps its people develop economically, and invites regional peace.
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Unfair Advantages Spoil Women’s Sports
The U.S. Supreme Court has a chance to get us on the right track.
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The US Has a National Security Strategy. Where’s Canada’s?
The new U.S. national security strategy is about action, not talk. Continued complacency risks making Canada irrelevant—or worse.
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The Chinese Communist Party Has Entered a State of Collapse
A New Year’s statement by the Global Service Center for Quitting the CCP.
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The Complicated World of American and European Food
Why the EU and Canada don’t accept American food products.
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Despite Obvious Islamization, Syria’s al-Sharaa Struggles to Maintain a Veneer of Secular Legitimacy
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Iran Is Critical, but No One Is Prepared for What’s Next
Few planners have considered the tasks to be performed for reconstruction of the nation.
|
Remove the Iranian Regime
US pressure on Iran should help usher in a new democracy that trades with the world, helps its people develop economically, and invites regional peace.
|
Unfair Advantages Spoil Women’s Sports
The U.S. Supreme Court has a chance to get us on the right track.
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The US Has a National Security Strategy. Where’s Canada’s?
The new U.S. national security strategy is about action, not talk. Continued complacency risks making Canada irrelevant—or worse.
|
The Chinese Communist Party Has Entered a State of Collapse
A New Year’s statement by the Global Service Center for Quitting the CCP.
|
The Complicated World of American and European Food
Why the EU and Canada don’t accept American food products.
|
Despite Obvious Islamization, Syria’s al-Sharaa Struggles to Maintain a Veneer of Secular Legitimacy
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