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I'm a member of the editorial board at Bloomberg View, which I joined in early 2012. Before that I was at the Wall Street Journal for 12 years, in London covering European politics, diplomacy and security; then in Brussels as deputy bureau chief for the Brussels and Germany bureaus, editing the reporters and writing about Eastern Europe; and then as bureau chief in Istanbul in 2011/12. Before joining the Journal I spent two years in London at the Financial Times as European News Editor. Prior t…

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One side just overplayed its hand in Iran

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By Marc Champion Verified
| The Business Times (Singapore) Verified
Yet, it is unclear whether it is the US or Teheran that is overestimating its leverage It is clear that US President Donald Trump does consider the midterms, or he would not keep saying he may go back to bombing Iran once they are over. PHOTO: EPA Published Tue, Sep 29, 2026 · 04:58 PM A CHANCE was missed last week to put the stand-off between the US and Iran on a path towards settlement rather than escalation: Teheran made an offer, and US President Donald Trump refused it.
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One Side Just Overplayed Its Hand in Iran

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By Marc Champion Verified
| Bloomberg News Verified
Photographer: Samuel Corum/Sipa/Bloomberg (Bloomberg Opinion) -- A chance was missed last week to put the standoff between the US and Iran on a path toward settlement rather than escalation: Tehran made an offer and Donald Trump refused it.
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Make threats of annihilation taboo again

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By Marc Champion Verified
| The Brunswick News Verified
Visiting mixed villages in former Yugoslavia before it careened toward its violent breakup in 1992, I spoke to neighbors who dismissed the idea of a coming war as simply unimaginable. But as each tuned in to the increasingly nationalistic TV stations of their respective Serbian or Croatian capitals, they were bombarded by commentary posing as news that recalled historical wrongs and alleged plots for coming atrocities. Steeped in these bilious alternative realties, the neighbors stopped talking.
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