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Publisher and Editor in Chief of theglobalist.com. Thinker between cultures. Auf deutsch: @stegoeri.
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Who is Andy Burnham?

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By Stephan Richter Verified
| The Globalist Verified
To anyone who follows European politics, Britain’s new prime minister is an instantly recognizable political creature. But he is unusual for a British, especially a Labour politician. He has learned to speak passable Spanish and Frankie, his university sweetheart turned wife, is Dutch and speaks fluent French. This stands in stark contrast to Britain’s political and media elites who are almost universally monolingual.
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Britain’s Leadership Crisis Is a Symptom, Not the Disease

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By Stephan Richter Verified
| International Policy Digest Verified
Andy Burnham’s path to 10 Downing Street may buy the Labour Party time. But Britain’s political crisis runs far deeper than personalities, campaign skills, or messaging strategies. The question of whether Burnham would make a better prime minister than Keir Starmer largely misses the point. The United Kingdom is fragmenting along lines of class, migration, geography, and state capacity, arguably more acutely than comparable European countries.
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American Delusions About Iran

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By Stephan Richter Verified
| The Globalist Verified
The government of the United States has a long history of failing to understand Iran. For example, back in the 1970s, President Carter failed to look clear-eyed at the inevitable collapse of the Shah’s regime. He thus did not prepare for the rise of Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini and have any proper contingency planning for the seizure of U.S. diplomats in Tehran. That sequence of failures doomed Carter’s hope of reelection.
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