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Suzanne Nossel

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Fmr CEO @PENAmerica, background diverse; opinions my own. Author of Dare to Speak (HarperCollins, 2020) and Is Free Speech Under Threat (PRH UK, 2024)
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Hedging Is the New Normal

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By Suzanne Nossel
| Foreign Policy Magazine
We are living in a new world of hedgers. The shocks of the last several years—COVID-19, Russia’s war in Ukraine, U.S. President Donald Trump’s tariffs, and the Iran conflict—have upended how nations approach international affairs. The smooth flows of a globalized and rules-based world have clotted into uncertainty, forcing states to find new pathways for trade, diplomacy, resource extraction, and defense cooperation.
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Ripple by The Washington Post

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By Suzanne Nossel
| The Washington Post
U.S. President Donald Trump’s art of the deal is, at best, usually little more than a preliminary sketch. Nowhere is this more evident than in Iran. Last week’s announcement of a U.S. and Israeli cease-fire in return for Iran reopening the Strait of Hormuz left the world holding its breath. Doubts swelled over how many ships would be able to pass through the waterway and whether Israel would end its assault on Lebanon.
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Trump Always Skips the Hard Part

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By Suzanne Nossel
| Foreign Policy Magazine
U.S. President Donald Trump’s art of the deal is, at best, usually little more than a preliminary sketch. Nowhere is this more evident than in Iran. Last week’s announcement of a U.S. and Israeli cease-fire in return for Iran reopening the Strait of Hormuz left the world holding its breath. Doubts swelled over how many ships would be able to pass through the waterway and whether Israel would end its assault on Lebanon.
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