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David Ignatius

David Ignatius

Columnist at The Washington Post

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  • English
Covering topics
  • Foreign Affairs

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Recent Articles

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Opinion | The Regressivists come to Washington

Teddy Roosevelt’s Progressivists and Donald Trump’s DOGE billionaires diagnosed the same problem in government. They part ways after that.
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Opinion | In a season of war in the Middle East, diplomacy finally ...

Agreement on Lebanon cease-fire offers hope for a resolution to conflict in region.
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Opinion | Europe comes to terms with the Trump restoration

Europeans are nervous, but I found a surprising mood of acceptance in meetings in Paris and Berlin.
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Opinion | Trump’s national security wrecking crew

If confirmed, Pete Hegseth and Tulsi Gabbard would do more to doom Trump’s presidency than Democrats ever could.
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Opinion | If Israel doesn’t help Gaza’s civilians, Biden has to sto...

Administration officials speak of U.S. policy failures with anguish and shame.
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Opinion | Antony Blinken’s play to ease three Mideast wars at once

The United States hopes that diplomatic efforts in three directions can significantly dial back the danger of Israel’s wars with Hezbollah, Hamas and Iran.
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Opinion | My hope for Lebanon: A future finally free of sectarian t...

America is pursuing a tantalizing vision of a country restored, but hardheaded realism will be needed.
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Opinion | Ukraine’s defense minister outlines Kyiv’s ‘victory plan’

Rustem Umerov explains a pragmatic vision for ending the war with Russia.
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Opinion | Yahya Sinwar’s death ushers in an uncertain ‘day after’ f...

With the brutal Hamas leader eliminated, is a cease-fire finally within reach?
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Opinion | What Hamas hoped would happen after Oct. 7

The group wanted its terrorist attack to spark a wider war. That should give Israel pause.
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Opinion | Will wider war in the Middle East make America weaker?

Why Biden is struggling to control our allies, and what Trump might do with Iran.