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Author & journalist. Former NY Times foreign correspondent. Boston Globe columnist. Senior Fellow @WatsonInstitute for Intl. and Public Affairs @Brownuniversity
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Boiling Point: How America Brought War to Ukraine

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By Stephen Kinzer Verified
| Library Journal Verified
. Nov. 2026. 384p. ISBN 9781250413086. $32.99. HISTORY COPY ISBN Former New York Times foreign correspondent Kinzer (Poisoner in Chief: Sidney Gottlieb and the CIA Search for Mind Control) offers an eye-opening history of U.S. involvement in Ukraine, arguing that 75 years of covert conflict between the U.S. and Russia set the stage for the current war in Ukraine.
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Stephen Kinzer: Panama’s Tangled Relationship With the United States

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By Stephen Kinzer Verified
| Bucks County Beacon
“We are America’s mistress,” a streetcorner philosopher told me during my recent visit to Panama. “One day Mr. Trump looked down at us and said, ‘Hey, you have another boyfriend—and he’s Chinese! Get rid of him!’ So we dumped the Chinese guy. We had no choice. That’s what it means to be Panama.” Last year, under pressure from Washington, Panama abruptly terminated a contract under which a China-based company ran ports at both ends of the Panama Canal.
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George Washington’s Wisdom

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By Stephen Kinzer Verified
| The Provincetown Independent Verified
Sometime back in the last century, a portrait of George Washington hung in my sixth-grade classroom at Truro Central School. Being rebellious and skeptical by nature, even at such a tender age, I developed a quiet dislike for that disembodied deity. He seemed to me the way most old people seem to most kids: a far-off figure disconnected from the modern world and therefore with nothing to teach us.
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