Articles by David Patrikarakos
David Patrikarakos / August 16, 2017
Trita Parsi's new book "Losing An Enemy" is the most detailed examination of the nuclear deal so far written
David Patrikarakos / February 2, 2017
Not very
David Patrikarakos / January 17, 2017
"At the heart of every-thing stands one question: what should public media in the 21st century look like?"
David Patrikarakos / January 5, 2017
Despite his unpredictability, he is obsessed with Russia, China and nuclear weapons
David Patrikarakos / November 17, 2016
If Middle Eastern countries can accept free-market “soft power” ideas, they may become more amenable to the American way of doing things
David Patrikarakos / September 28, 2016
The former Israeli prime minister and president has died aged 93
David Patrikarakos / September 12, 2016
Those that are most inclined to monitor the country are distracted
He is smart—which is why his imprisonment matters
David Patrikarakos / July 14, 2016
The Myth of Meritocracy: Why Working-Class Kids Still Get Working-Class Jobs
by James Bloodworth (Biteback, £10)
The pursuit of meritocracy, James Bloodworth argues, is a “modern political...
David Patrikarakos / June 16, 2016
William Collins, £18.99
“Diplomacy is Darwinian: its practitioners need to evolve to survive.” This is the first line of Tom Fletcher’s excellent new book on diplomacy—or perhaps more...