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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Israel's multilayered air defenses and close cooperation with allies kept the impact to a minimum.
By: Jamie Dettmer, Gabriel Gavin, Christian Oliver
Israeli leader had been facing the heat over Gaza, but Tehran's direct assault now makes it hard for allies to rein in support.
“When we have enough forces, we will liberate a whole Russian region. We will set up a government … The rebellion will grow, and we will move on to other regions until we march on Moscow,” says Caesar.
World is waiting to see how Israel will retaliate after Iran's attack, and if Bibi will match the forbearance of a legendary predecessor.
The West’s failure to send weapons to Kyiv is putting Putin on course for victory.
By: Stuart Lau, Jamie Dettmer
Estonia and Sweden are among European countries warning against complacency, as EU foreign ministers are set to discuss Ukraine on Monday.
By: Jamie Dettmer
As a Russian storm brews, Kyiv's military commanders now hope aid will arrive quickly — and that it's enough.
“This war isn't about territory of Ukraine. This is a war about the rules under which [we] will live.”
While the level of corruption in the country may be on the decline, it’s far from over — and pressure on journalists is only mounting.
The history of U.S.-Israeli relations suggests Washington's leverage may not be as great as some progressive Democrats think.
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