Jamie Dettmer is an Opinion Editor and Writer at POLITICO Europe, as well as a Correspondent for Voice of America. With a focus on international affairs, Jamie's articles cover a range of topics including Middle East politics, Israeli-Palestinian conflict, and global security issues. His work has also been featured in VOA and Stantec.
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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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One of the country’s biggest exasperations is Western policymakers trying to strong-arm them into hasty political reform.
Civil war veteran Samir Geagea hopes the Shiite militia will be pressed into a position where it has no choice but to disarm.
Despair grips Beirut as Israel embraces “always escalate” strategy. Jamie Dettmer is opinion editor at POLITICO Europe.
As right-wing politicians scoop up the blue-collar vote, the left has its head in the sand.
The Israeli leader lost no time in hailing Trump's victory as “history's greatest comeback.”
U.S. and U.K. urge Tehran not to retaliate amid growing fears of an escalation in Mideast war.
“Trump's not going to give him a blank check.” Jamie Dettmer is opinion editor at POLITICO Europe.
There's secret relief in some European quarters — and even Kyiv — that Donald Trump might bring the war to a close. And he's far more likely to get a better deal from Moscow.
Former Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Barak says it's possible the new U.S. administration may enter into interconnected talks with Putin about Ukraine, Iran and the Middle East.
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