Christopher A. Preble on Trump's decision to impose additional sanctions on Iran. A first look at Facebook’s oversight board.
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September 19, 2019
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President Trump’s Decision to Impose Additional Sanctions on Iran ([link removed] )
Additional sanctions on Iran will not produce a diplomatic breakthrough so long as the Trump administration's clings to its unrealistic demands.
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Statement on President Trump’s Decision to Impose Additional Sanctions on Iran ([link removed] )
By Christopher A. Preble
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A First Look at Facebook’s Oversight Board ([link removed] )
The Facebook Board’s impact on free speech will be determined over time, decision by concrete decision. Free expression could have been treated as just another competing value in this Charter and related documents. It is more than that. Free expression is paramount. Now will the Facebook Board live up to its Charter?
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A First Look at Facebook’s Oversight Board ([link removed] )
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