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Will Ukraine Become Another Syria?
A conversation with military historian Carter Malkasian on the sad reality that Ukraine matters more to Russia and its dictator than to the U.S. and…
Apr 6
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Why Putin Won't Survive
A conversation with bestselling author and military historian Bing West on Vladimir Putin's disastrous decision to invade Ukraine and why his days as a…
Mar 24
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The Man Who Helped Millions, Including My Family, 'Survive Schizophrenia'
A conversation with E. Fuller Torrey, author of "Surviving Schizophrenia: A Family Manual." He's a rare find in today's medical world—a psychiatrist who…
Mar 10
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Well, Shakespeare, He’s in the Alley
Scott Newstok, author of “How to Think Like Shakespeare,” on the amazing talents that helped Bob Dylan and James Baldwin do just that.
May 10
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Letters From Ruthie
As refugees flee Ukraine, TFP is proud to publish artist Deborah Stein's lyrical essay for her mother, Ruth Stein, who fled Nazi Germany in 1937 at the…
Mar 4
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Those Who Answer the Call
TFP guest columnist and third-generation Marine, Owen West, on the universal instinct to defend and protect one's freedom and homeland.
Mar 25
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A Ukrainian Poet's Message to the World: 'Open your eyes. The war has already started.'
A TFP conversation with Kateryna Babkina—award-winning Ukrainian poet, fiction writer and journalist—on life in Kyiv, her country's unpreparedness, and…
Feb 22
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Kyiv Under Siege, the Courage of Ukrainians, and an Unforgettable Story by Kateryna Babkina
I can't reach the Kyiv-based writer, but Babkina's story 'Kostia,' published here, offers hope that, as in the past, the resilience of the Ukrainian…
Feb 25
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In a Sea of Refugees, a Familiar Face, and Why America Must Do All It Can to Aid Ukraine
TFP receives word from Ukrainian writer Kateryna Babkina after fleeing Kyiv, and a conversation with Mark Hetfield, president of the refugee agency…
Mar 2
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The Bard of Berkeley
A conversation with Robert Hass, Pulitzer Prize winner and former poet laureate, on haiku, war, Czesław Miłosz, and the responsibilities of writers.
Apr 8
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Garry Kasparov's Greatest Hits, and Why He Knew Putin's Next Move Was Invading Ukraine
I've been publishing, editing and interviewing Garry Kasparov since 2005. His message has been consistent: Putin won't stop until the Free World stops…
Feb 28
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'Ukraine 2022 is not Czechoslovakia 1938'
A conversation with military historian Eliot A. Cohen on Putin's murderous miscalculation in Ukraine and what the U.S. can do to hasten his defeat.
Mar 18
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