Thursday, September 28, 2023 | 

Dan Runde

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Perspective
The new cold war
Is it too late to stop Moscow and Beijing’s new world order?
By Dan Runde
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Perspective: What is ‘soft power’ and how should the U.S. wield it?
The U.S. must offer developing countries a vision of freedom and prosperity. This requires changes in its soft-power toolkit.
By Dan Runde
Guatemalan workers steer Central American migrants journeying to the U.S. across the Suchiate River on rafts in 2012.
Perspective
Perspective: Why more migrants are coming from Central America and how a green energy initiative there could help
More jobs in the Northern Triangle will make it less likely that people will leave their home countries in search of work.
By Dan Runde and Juan Jose Daboub
The Statue of Liberty set against fog in New York City.
Perspective
Perspective: Why not a free North Korea, a democratic China? Why a 40-year-old Reagan speech still matters
Ronald Reagan offered a compelling vision of democracy at Westminster 40 years ago. It’s a message we still need today.
By Dan Runde and Elizabeth Hoffman
Paul Rusesabagina, who inspired the film “Hotel Rwanda” for saving people from genocide, appears at the Kicukiro Primary Court in the capital Kigali, Rwanda, Monday, Sept. 14, 2020.
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Perspective: It’s time for the ‘Hotel Rwanda’ manager to go free
With an upcoming summit of U.S. and African leaders, pressure should rise for the release of human rights champion Paul Rusesabagina.
By Dan Runde