Mr. Grant, who has written for many major newspapers and worked in television at Paris and Tel Aviv, is now based in Athens as a staff reporter and editor of The New York Sun.
Russian print publications and broadcasters report with glee on bananas and Ecuadorian shrimp in grocery stores, but leave the country’s dark reality unmentioned.
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Facts on the ground point to more, not fewer, battles looming as the world faces the prospect of a third year of Russia’s war on Ukraine.
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An astonishing show at Athens highlights an epic clash that put a teenage Alexander the Great on the world map and inspires admiration for those who don’t give up the good fight.
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Did President Biden try in October to throw Israel off a ground operation in Gaza? If so, Israeli pluck and knowhow are — at least so far — carrying the day.
By ANTHONY GRANT
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The Kentucky contrarian evokes Democratic missteps in decades past to bolster opposition to hitting the Kremlin in the pocketbook.
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Holy See insists that ‘right to defense must be proportionate,’ but criticism is disproportionate.
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Don’t look now, but politics in the tiny Netherlands are about to make a splash beyond the polders (well okay, you can look now).
By ANTHONY GRANT
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The Iran-backed terrorist group launches a deadly attack on Israel with its latest barrage of rockets fired from Lebanon into Israel’s north.
By ANTHONY GRANT
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The chilling one-hour film is result of Sandberg’s journey to Israel to speak with Israeli survivors of the sexual violence that Hamas committed on October 7 — and may be committing right now.
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The financial screws are tightening around Moscow, and that’s got the Kremlin squawking anew.
By ANTHONY GRANT
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What’s grain got to do with it? As Polish farmers strike to protest cheaper grain undercutting their profits, someone’s going to need a bigger broom.
By ANTHONY GRANT
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Almost next door to Gaza, renewed conflict could loom on the politically divided island that is home to two British bases.
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