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to r/PoliticalDiscussion by Objective_Aside1858
5 months ago
(Another) Ceasefire proposal has been sent to Hamas. What are the chances it will be accepted?
International Politics
to r/PoliticalDiscussion by _awacz
5 months ago
If Trump could get American reporter Even Gershkovich freed from Russia, why wouldn't he do it now?
International Politics
in Russia
to r/PoliticalDiscussion by sar662
5 months ago
What are options for postwar governance in Gaza?
International Politics
to r/PoliticalDiscussion by Falmouth04
5 months ago
Is the Official Chinese view of the US accurate?
International Politics
to r/PoliticalDiscussion by Mizzati
5 months ago
What's your understanding of the cause of the ideological differences between the left and the right ?
International Politics
to r/PoliticalDiscussion by Kevin-W
5 months ago
What will happen now that Iran has directly tried to strike Israel?
International Politics
in Iran
to r/PoliticalDiscussion by ZGetsPolitical
5 months ago
Famine as a Crime Against Humanity – A Call for International Action
International Politics
to r/PoliticalDiscussion by PsychLegalMind
5 months ago
U.S. today abstained from vetoing a ceasefire resolution despite warning from Netanyahu to veto it. The resolution passed and was adopted. Is this a turning point in U.S. Israel relationship or just a reflection of Biden and Netanyahu tensions?
International Politics
in Netanya, Israel
to r/PoliticalDiscussion by NintendoLover2005
5 months ago
What is the line between genocide and not genocide?
International Politics
to r/PoliticalDiscussion by limevince
5 months ago
Why is there so much international pressure on Israel while relatively little on Hamas?
International Politics
in Israel
to r/PoliticalDiscussion by Terakian
5 months ago
Why are some Muslim Americans retracting support for Biden, and does it make sense for them to do so?
International Politics
to r/PoliticalDiscussion by SerpentEmperor
5 months ago
Why has there been so much democratic backsliding in the past decade?
International Politics
to r/PoliticalDiscussion by SomeMockodile
5 months ago
Donald Trump and other Republican congressmen are calling for the United States to pull out of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization, otherwise known as NATO. What are likely consequences upon geopolitics this would have?
International Politics
in United States
to r/PoliticalDiscussion by Kronzypantz
5 months ago
Why did the US and other Western nations defund UNWRA?
International Politics
to r/PoliticalDiscussion by anteecay_
5 months ago
How is Israel committing “genocide”?
International Politics
in Israel
to r/PoliticalDiscussion by Jedadine
5 months ago
In which countries is political radicalization the least common, and why?
International Politics
to r/PoliticalDiscussion by Orangekale
5 months ago
Could Biden's handling of the Israel/Hamas war cause swing states to flip due to the Muslim populations there?
International Politics
in Israel
to r/PoliticalDiscussion by Barbaricliberal
8 months ago
What do you think would have happened to Ukraine if Zelenskyy either fled Ukraine or died during the initial Russian offensive last February? How would the world have responded?
International Politics
in Ukraine
to r/PoliticalDiscussion by Barbaricliberal
8 months ago
Recently leaked documents showed that ExxonMobil did internal studies in the 1970s about climate change. It shows they were aware of its existence and lied about it for decades. What, if anything, should be done to punish ExxonMobil and other companies? Should this be investigated more?
International Politics