Andreas Kluth is an opinion columnist for Bloomberg Opinion. With a background in journalism, he has worked for publications such as The Economist and Handelsblatt Global. Andreas covers a wide range of topics, including politics, international relations, and social issues, offering his unique perspective and analysis.
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Andreas Kluth's coverage primarily revolves around world affairs and government & politics, with a focus on opinion editorials. He seems to be interested in topics such as nationalism, patriotism, US politics, international relations and the role of US allies.
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An activist wearing a mask of Russia's President Vladimir Putin stands next to fellow activists of the IPPNW (International Physicians for the
By: Andreas Kluth
“If we are an arrogant nation, they will resent us,” George W. Bush said during a presidential debate in 2000; “if we're a humble nation, but
By: Andreas Kluth
“If we are an arrogant nation, they will resent us,” George W. Bush said during a presidential debate in 2000; “if we’re a humble nation, but strong, they’ll welcome us.” Having promised humility as a candidate, Bush then went on to succumb as president to hubris, launching ill-fated and quasi-messianic wars in Iraq and elsewhere in the name of the foreign-policy fad of the time, called Neoconservatism.
The upcoming “summit of the future” may instead show that the United Nations, and multilateralism generally, has none.
Once in office, Harris is likely to strive for the ideal described by President George W. Bush the candidate: strong but humble.
No matter who wins the White House, Europeans should know that Washington is drawing up scenarios for pulling out. They’re not pretty.
No matter who wins the White House, Europeans should know that Washington is drawing up scenarios for pulling out. They’re not pretty
A Third World War would actually be four or more wars being fought simultaneously. How can the US prepare for that?
By: Andreas Kluth
Because much of what Donald Trump says is unhinged and histrionic, it's tempting to dismiss all of it as bunk.
The leaders of the United States and Ukraine must deliver two messages when they meet and then go to the United Nations: First, bombs away. Second, jaw-jaw.
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