The hottest US Policy Substack posts right now

And their main takeaways
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Caitlin’s Newsletter 1667 implied HN points 13 Feb 24
  1. It's important to focus on the actions of Western officials regarding Israel, rather than their words.
  2. Many officials express concern publicly about Israel's actions, but their lack of concrete actions speaks volumes.
  3. By observing the actual movements of money, weapons, and resources, one can uncover the true intentions of officials.
Geopolitical Economy Report 279 implied HN points 26 May 22
  1. The US is easing some sanctions on Venezuela mainly due to economic reasons such as the ban on Russian oil and the necessity to stabilize energy prices.
  2. The situation in Venezuela shows that many oppose US sanctions, regardless of their political affiliation, and the sanctions have had severe negative economic impacts on the country.
  3. The US strategy towards Venezuela aims to force economic concessions from the socialist government through hybrid warfare, rather than achieving regime change.
Phillips’s Newsletter 80 implied HN points 09 Jan 24
  1. Different leaders and governments produce wildly different policies based on their perceptions of the world.
  2. US administrations, like the Biden Administration, exhibit exceptional fear of escalation in wars compared to the USSR and China in the past.
  3. Leaderships matter significantly in shaping foreign policy and responses to global conflicts.
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Thái | Hacker | Kỹ sư tin tặc 139 implied HN points 28 Jun 20
  1. Visa policies, like H1B, can greatly impact individuals seeking job opportunities in the US.
  2. Immigrants have historically played a significant role in American innovation and economic success.
  3. Remote work due to COVID-19 and restrictive immigration policies may shift the job market, offering opportunities for countries like Vietnam to attract global talent.