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Lynne O'Donnell

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Editor at Foreign Policy Magazine

🇦🇺 Si vis pacem, para bellum Journalist @warstudies [email protected]

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Articles

  • New York watches Trump crash the world

    1 week ago | theneweuropean.co.uk | Lynne O'Donnell

    In a town that never really liked Donald Trump much anyway, it’s getting harder to find anyone who has a good word to say about him, even grudgingly. And then came the tariffs, which damaged America’s export markets and hammered the stock markets. “The consequences are still unfurling, but the stakes are high,” the NYT columnist Jeff Sommer said of the dangerous volatility the tariffs unleashed.

  • Project Taliban

    2 weeks ago | lynneodonnell.substack.com | Lynne O'Donnell

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  • Trump’s “brutal, clumsy” Gaza intervention raises a real question

    2 months ago | theneweuropean.co.uk | Lynne O'Donnell

    Has president Donald Trump had a reality check amid the global outrage that greeted his suggestion that Palestinian people be removed from the Gaza Strip, so that it can be rebuilt as a Costa Smerelda-style playground for the rich of the Middle East? Or did Trump’s incendiary announcement have exactly the impact it was meant to, by focussing minds on the failure of the Middle East’s biggest powers to bring peace to their own backyard?

  • Under the Taliban, Afghan Women Are Suffering From Stockholm Syndrome

    2 months ago | airmail.news | Lynne O'Donnell

    In the three-plus years since the Taliban returned to power, women in Afghanistan have come through the various stages of grief to arrive at the point where many long-term hostages find themselves. “They believe now the Taliban are good for them, that they are kept safe, that the best thing for them is to be locked in their homes, that everything is for their own good,” Batool Haidari, an Afghan psychologist, said.

  • The Taliban’s Enemies Can’t Agree on Anything

    Jul 28, 2024 | lynneodonnell.substack.com | Lynne O'Donnell

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Lynne O'Donnell
Lynne O'Donnell @lynnekodonnell
11 Apr 25

RT @WashTimes: Anthrax poisoning fells 50 hippos at the national park in the Democratic Republic of the Congo https://t.co/nNYBHThaeB http…

Lynne O'Donnell
Lynne O'Donnell @lynnekodonnell
10 Apr 25

RT @AggieWill00: "The military guys usually get murdered", by @lynnekodonnell https://t.co/XvrvFs1MmF

Lynne O'Donnell
Lynne O'Donnell @lynnekodonnell
10 Apr 25

"There are no official records because crossing the terrain was considered 'a normal way of life' for the Inuit." Dingbat Alert! https://t.co/Kfc1PxJYVg