Annalise DeVries

2 months ago | thedispatch.com | Jamie Weinstein |Annalise DeVries |Zack Cooper |Michael Reneau

Is regime change in Iran plausible? Published February 3, 2025 Jamie Weinstein is joined Michael Singh, the managing director and Lane-Swig senior fellow at The Washington Institute, to explain how the Trump administration can take on a weakened—but potentially nuclear—Iranian regime.

2 months ago | thedispatch.com | Annalise DeVries |Grayson Logue |James Sutton |Cole Murphy

Thirty years after the violence, a related border conflict escalates, with control of mineral wealth at stake. Published February 3, 2025 In mid-December, peace talks between Rwanda and the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) broke down after Rwandan President Paul Kagame elected not to attend an Angolan-brokered meeting with his Congolese counterpart Felix Tshisekedi.

Oct 31, 2024 | southernladymagazine.com | Annalise DeVries

No holiday meal is complete without mashed potatoes. Try our Parmesan Truffle Mashed Potatoes for an elegant twist on this classic side.

Oct 1, 2024 | thedispatch.com | Aayush Goodapaty |James Bloodworth |Annalise DeVries |Dalibor Rohac

With many party stalwarts swept out in July, the Tories are seeking an identity to unite behind. Published October 1, 2024  • Updated September 30, 2024 A bruised Conservative Party is gathering in Birmingham, England, this week to begin the process of regrouping after a shattering summer electoral defeat. The party’s annual conference, which began Sunday and runs through Wednesday, will focus on the four remaining candidates in its third leadership election in two years.

Sep 19, 2024 | thedispatch.com | James Bloodworth |Annalise DeVries |Samuel Benson |Ilya Somin

Published September 19, 2024 Britain is beset by a feeling of listless decline. There is a sense that nothing works anymore, that the taxation the government collects (at its since 1948) is being squandered, and that the country’s best days are firmly behind it.