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Trudy Rubin

Trudy Rubin

Foreign Affairs & Worldview Columnist at The Philadelphia Inquirer

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  • Foreign Affairs
  • International News

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Recent Articles

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To predict what Trump will do at home, look at the strongmen he most admires overseas | Trudy Rubin

Hungary's Viktor Orbán, who transformed a democracy into illiberal one-man rule, is the president-elect's best foreign friend.
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Trump is a fascist, though many voters don't want to hear it | Trud...

The MAGA leader wants to use the military to purify the country and arrest Democratic or Republican "enemies within" who criticize him.
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Trump says only he will ‘prevent World War III,’ but his record sug...

The GOP presidential candidate's dance with dictators failed in the past, but he wants to repeat the same strategy.
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Trump wants to undermine America’s free and fair elections — and th...

Belarusian opposition leader Sviatlana Tsikhanouskaya warns of the need to fight for free elections everywhere and not let tyrants win.
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Yahya Sinwar, Oct. 7 mastermind, was killed in Gaza. What now?

Israel must choose between re-occupying Gaza or offering Palestinians a better future that turns them against Hamas.
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After beheading Hezbollah, It’s time for a cease-fire, not an Israe...

I watched Hezbollah's birth in the 1980s as a result of southern Lebanon's occupation. The biggest lesson for Israel: If you act to destroy your enemies inside Lebanon, don’t stay there.
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Will Biden seize last chance for tougher policy on Gaza deal and Uk...

In his farewell U.N. speech, the president made a broad call for the shared struggle to protect democracies, but there were no needed policy shifts.
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Joe Biden’s foreign policy legacy goes through Ukraine

In meeting with President Volodymyr Zelensky this week, Biden should green-light use of U.S. missiles to hit Russian air bases.
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Debate reminds us why Trump’s dance with dictators threatens U.S. s...

The former president's bromances with Vladimir Putin, Xi Jinping, Kim Jong Un, and Taliban leaders all failed, leaving the world a more dangerous place.
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Israeli hostages are being sacrificed over Netanyahu’s political ne...

Israeli captives are being sacrificed to advance Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s political needs.
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Benjamin Netanyahu’s betrayal of remaining hostages could drag U.S....

The Israeli prime minister has abandoned hostages for political reasons, say hostage families.