Leon Hadar
Writer at Freelance
Contributing Writer at The Spectator (World)
Non-Resident Senior Fellow, Foreign Policy Research Institute (FPRI)
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1 week ago |
businesstimes.com.sg | Leon Hadar
WHEN US President Donald Trump fired Mike Waltz from his job as the national security adviser at the beginning of May, the general consensus in Washington was that the anti-war faction in the administration was winning the battle for the president's foreign policy agenda. Indeed, Waltz was a member of the pro-Israel wing of the Republican Party, also known as neoconservatives, who supported a tough US posture in dealing with Iran's efforts to acquire nuclear military capabilities.
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2 weeks ago |
businesstimes.com.sg | Leon Hadar
THE only question is why it has taken so long. But there was no doubt that the break-up between US President Donald Trump and billionaire Elon Musk and their two big egos was inevitable. Washington was just holding its breath for that to happen. And when it did happen last week, it turned out to be an entertaining, if astonishing, political spectacle.
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3 weeks ago |
businesstimes.com.sg | Leon Hadar
HE IS planning to land on Mars and establish a colony of humans there which sounds very fantastic. But that goal of Elon Musk's might prove to actually be more realistic than his recent and brief expedition to Washington as part of an effort to change the way it operates. The billionaire head of Tesla and SpaceX, who called himself President Donald Trump's "first buddy", is exiting the White House following a press conference he held with the president in the Oval Office on Friday (May 30).
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1 month ago |
businesstimes.com.sg | Leon Hadar
AS part of its proclaimed anti-Semitic policies, Nazi Germany took steps to "cleanse" its institutions of higher revolution from Jewish students and professors in the 1930s.
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1 month ago |
businesstimes.com.sg | Leon Hadar
JAKE Tapper and Alex Thompson's Original Sin: President Biden's Decline, Its Cover-Up and His Disastrous Choice to Run Again provides a picture that most Americans would have recognised, which was "in front of our noses", as the authors put it. It was that of a tottering president who was frequently incoherent and confused when he spoke, who lost his recall of names and faces, and who seemed to be drained of energy.
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