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The Limits of Iran’s Proxy Empire | The New Yorker newyorker.com/news/the-lede/…
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Sudarsan Raghavan
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Sudarsan Raghavan
@raghavanreports
Senior Middle East Correspondent, Wall Street Journal. Ex-WaPo, Ex-Knight Ridder, Ex-Philly Inquirer. Ex-Newsweek.
Dubai, United Arab Emirates Katılım Ocak 2012
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Sudarsan Raghavan retweetledi
Iran spent decades cultivating its allies, but the Houthis, Iraqi militias, and other sympathetic forces have plenty of reason to stay on the sidelines—at least for now. newyorker.com/news/the-lede/…
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My first piece for the New Yorker magazine. The Limits of Iran’s Proxy Empire newyorker.com/news/the-lede/…
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This piece by @AshleyRParker left me in tears. For all WaPo alumni, the years at the paper were by far the best experience of our lives. We did ambitious stories, nothing seemed out of reach. I once spent six months in a village in deep Congo to tell the story of the war.
Ashley Parker@AshleyRParker
I arrived at The Post during a personal and professional nadir. But they welcomed me into their merry band of misfits, and believed in me — so I started believing in myself, too. My ode to what makes The Post so special. ❤️🩹❤️🩹❤️🩹theatlantic.com/politics/2026/…
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Heartbroken to see the decimation of WaPo, especially its foreign staff, my former home for 18 years. It was a privilege collaborating with amazing WaPo colleagues in the Mideast, North Africa, Ukraine. All those coverage areas are gone now. How could @JeffBezos let this happen?
Ben Mullin@BenMullin
A staggering statement from former Washington Post editor Marty Baron: "This ranks among the darkest days in the history of one of the world's greatest news organizations."
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As I read my ex- coworkers personal pleas to save @washingtonpost , I have one word for @JeffBezos : Legacy. Do you want to be remembered as the great man who created Amazon AND gutted an American institution synonymous with Watergate? Do the right thing, Mr. Bezos. #SavethePost
Louisa Loveluck@leloveluck
As @washingtonpost international & local correspondents, we have repeatedly risked our lives, side by side, because we believe that clear-eyed reporting from the ground serves the public good. To cut off that engine of brave, committed colleagues would be devastating. #SaveThePost @JeffBezos.
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I was on WaPo’s foreign staff for 18 years including in Iraq and Afghanistan. No matter how expensive the costs, then owner @dongrahamdc1 viewed foreign reporting as part of WaPo’s DNA. @JeffBezos Please make this your legacy as well. Your pockets are a lot deeper. #SavethePost
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@JeffBezos I was on WaPo’s foreign staff for 18 years including in Iraq and Afghanistan. No matter how expensive the costs, then owner @dongrahamdc1 viewed foreign reporting as part of WaPo’s DNA. Please make this your legacy as well. Your pockets are a lot deeper. #SavethePost
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@JeffBezos I was on WaPo’s foreign staff for 18 years including in Iraq and Afghanistan. No matter how expensive the costs, then owner @dongrahamdc1 viewed foreign reporting as part of WaPo’s DNA. Please make this your legacy as well. Your pockets are a lot deeper. SavethePost#
ErikWemple@ErikWemple
Update on turmoil at the Washington Post that I’ve been following w @BenMullin: Foreign correspondents at WaPo have sent a letter, a “collective plea,” to owner Jeff Bezos raising alarm over impending staff reductions, which are expected to land hard on international coverage.
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Adding a second story from last month on the ISIS threat inside camps and prisons in Syria.
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On a day when ISIS killed 3 Americans in Syria, reposting a story published in Oct to give context.
We visited the ISIS heartland in Syria to write about the resurgence of Islamic State as US troops draw down.
#ISIS #Syria #terrorism #USMILITARY
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“It’s something disastrous that we can clearly see happening in front of our faces, yet we’re still struggling to do anything about it,” I told @raghavanreports of @WSJ wsj.com/world/middle-e…
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In ISIS detention facilities in Syria, inmates don’t know who the current US President and the Syrian president are. They don’t even know that the Assad regime has fallen. And in the camps, ISIS remains active exploiting a fragile Syria and US aid cuts.
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ISIS Prisons and Camps Are Festering in a Fragile Syria as Aid Peters Out
U.S. military commanders warn the group is trying to free members and radicalize their families in detention
w/ @moises_saman
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Saudi Crown Prince Leaves U.S. Tour Empowered on the Global Stage
Trump sent a clear signal that he was elevating MBS as an unmatched Arab leader. But will it come at the expense of US goals?
w/ analysis from @SanamVakil @DanielBShapiro @HeshamAlghannam
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Saudi Crown Prince Leaves U.S. Tour Empowered on the Global Stage
Trump sent a clear signal that he was elevating Mohammed bin Salman as an unmatched leader in the Arab world
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Hamas’s Popularity Rises in Gaza, Complicating Trump Plan to Disarm Militants
Many Palestinians in Gaza want the militant group to leave power, but still welcome its crackdown on crime
The latest from WSJ from Gaza...w/@suhamaayeh
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On today’s WSJ front page.
Islamic State Rises Again in Syria, Filling a Void Left by U.S.
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ISIS, now a decentralized mobile insurgency, is exploiting a reduced American presence and the collapse of Bashar al-Assad’s regime in Syria to enlist new recruits and widen its reach, said U.S. and Kurdish military commanders wsj.com/world/middle-e… @raghavanreports
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