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Leon Hadar

Washington, D.C.
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Global political and economic affairs analyst. Journalist, blogger, lecturer, consultant

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A Washington-based global affairs analyst, journalist, columnist, blogger, author, lecturer, and consultant focusing on the way geo-strategic and geo-economic developments affect international diplomacy and commerce.

Formerly a research fellow in foreign policy studies at the Cato Institute; the Washington correspondent for the Business Times of Singapore; and the New York/United Nations bureau chief of the Jerusalem Post, I am currently a senior analyst with Wikistrat, a geo-strategic consult…

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What will democracy in the US look like after 250 years?

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By Leon Hadar
| The Business Times (Singapore) Verified
TWO hundred and fifty years on, the experiment launched in Philadelphia, where the Founding Fathers of the US signed the Declaration of Independence, has outlasted nearly every prediction of its collapse. Empires that seemed eternal in 1776 have dissolved; ideologies that promised to bury liberal democracy have themselves been buried.
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Fed chair Kevin Warsh’s agenda clashes with reality

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By Leon Hadar
| The Business Times (Singapore) Verified
IT HAS been nearly two months since Kevin Warsh took office as the Federal Reserve’s 17th chairman. Since assuming the position, he has helmed his inaugural Federal Open Markets Committee meeting and spoken publicly for the first time at the European Central Bank’s (ECB) Forum on Central Banking. The events have illuminated the tightrope the Fed chair has to walk, which was foreshadowed by his 54-45 confirmation vote in the Senate – the narrowest in US history.
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A realist reading of the Israel-Turkey rupture

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By Leon Hadar
| Asia Times Verified
There is a temptation, whenever two regional powers start hurling accusations of genocide and dictatorship at each other, to read the moment as a clash of civilizations or of irreconcilable values.
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