Jamie Dettmer is an Opinion Editor and columnist at Politico. He focuses on regional interest and world news, with a particular emphasis on topics such as the Russia-Ukraine War, government and politics, and energy issues. Jamie's insights and analysis have been featured in notable publications including VOA, POLITICO Europe, and E&E News.
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Jamie Dettmer's coverage is heavily focused on the government, politics, and world affairs of Israel and its neighboring countries. The recurring themes in his articles indicate a focus on evolving stories related to the Middle East conflict, with particular emphasis on legal policy regulation.
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Ahmed Hussein al-Shar'a's hands-off diplomacy is setting off alarm bells — as it should.
There's a battle among the president-elect's loyalists over who among Europe's right-wing populists should be trusted as allies.
America’s 20th and 19th century expansionists would have been delighted by the president-elect’s proposed land grab.
America’s 20th and 19th century expansionists would have been delighted by the president-elect’s proposed land grab.
By: Jamie Dettmer
Syria is stepping into a new reality — but its political contours have yet to take shape.
The U.S. president-elect claiming credit for the Israel-Hamas agreement has infuriated Joe Biden and his aides, but few in the region doubt it's true.
Trump's former chief strategist fears his old boss won't make a clean break and stop military aid to Kyiv.
The Trump camp is doing its victory lap. But when the dust settles, political realities could cause problems for such a broad church.
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