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North America
North America news and analysis from The Nation
March 22, 2023
Biden Doesn’t Need to Keep Pushing Xi and Putin Closer
A path away from great power conflict.
Jake Werner
March 2, 2023
Dora Maria Téllez Is Free at Last—and Able to Speak Freely!
The legendary figure from Nicaragua’s Sandinista revolution in an exclusive interview following her release from prison and arrival as an exile in the US.
Linda Mannheim
and
Mike Lanchin
February 24, 2023
One Year Ago, Russia Invaded Ukraine
Any chance for peace—for even a ceasefire—will demand a dramatic intercession by countries not enmeshed in the conflict.
Katrina vanden Heuvel
February 21, 2023
Congress Girds for War With China
Pushing us to the brink.
Michael T. Klare
February 16, 2023
The Ukraine War and Loss of Nuance
On the complexities and contradictions of history.
Ronald Grigor Suny
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February 16, 2023
Supporting Ukraine—Without Writing a Blank Check
Navigating between solidarity and recklessness.
Gilbert Achcar
February 13, 2023
Sovereign Cuba, 125 Years Later
It is long past time that the US treated Cuba like the sovereign nation it is.
William M. LeoGrande
February 10, 2023
Prosecuting Putin
How the double standards of international justice are obstacles.
Reed Brody
February 9, 2023
War With China Is Preventable, Not Inevitable
What is needed is a policy of constructive coexistence.
Jake Werner
and
William D. Hartung
February 1, 2023
Our Democracy Is More Fragile Than We Would Like to Think
The insurrections in the United States and Brazil simply demonstrated what has always been true.
Karen J. Greenberg
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