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SubstackWeekly · last post 11 days ago

The truth they're not telling you—politics, technology, and sarcasm, not necessarily in that order.

Likely audience: Political analysts

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SubstackSeveral times a week · last post 10 days ago

From recent posts: Unmasking Russia publishes weekly news and analysis on Russian military operations, intelligence activities, and disinformation campaigns affecting NATO, the Baltics, and the US. The publication targets readers seeking…

Likely audience: International relations analysts

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SubstackSeveral times a week · last post today

The Bulwark is home to Sarah Longwell, Tim Miller, Bill Kristol, JVL, Sam Stein, Catherine Rampell and more. We are the largest pro-democracy bundle on Substack for news and analysis on politics and culture—supported by…

Likely audience: Political analysts

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SubstackDaily · last post today

From recent posts: Drop Site News publishes breaking news, conflict reporting, and political investigations covering active wars in Yemen, Sudan, Gaza, and India alongside domestic U.S. politics. The publication targets readers seeking…

Likely audience: Human rights advocates

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SubstackSeveral times a week · last post today

Making America Great Again one post at a time

Likely audience: US political observers

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SubstackEvery two weeks · last post yesterday

Whatever comes into my addled, shrinking brain.

Likely audience: Political analysts

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SubstackSeveral times a week · last post 10 days ago

Facts lead to knowledge. Opinions lead to ignorance. We swear a lot. Not affiliated with any political party.

Likely audience: Political analysts

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SubstackSeveral times a week · last post 10 days ago

You are not the crazy ones.

Likely audience: Political analysts

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SubstackSeveral times a week · last post 10 days ago

Featuring original articles and videos, including episodes of Trump Watch, The Russia House and related content.

Likely audience: Humanitarian workers

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SubstackEvery two weeks · last post 22 days ago

From recent posts: Chris Murphy's Substack publishes opinion pieces and policy analysis on U.S. foreign policy, labor economics, and AI safety. The content targets a politically engaged audience interested in congressional oversight…

Likely audience: policy makers

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SubstackSeveral times a week · last post 10 days ago

Economy in the 2000s & Before: working, making, apportioning, talking, taking, & more. What I know and can learn about it, & related things.

Likely audience: political commentators

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SubstackSeveral times a week · last post 10 days ago

From recent posts: McFaul's World publishes foreign policy analysis from a U.S. perspective, focusing on democracy promotion, authoritarian regimes, and U.S.-Russia/China relations. Recent issues cover the decline of American…

Likely audience: International relations scholars

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SubstackSeveral times a week · last post 11 days ago

From recent posts: The Leah Files publishes weekly investigative reports on U.S. foreign policy, domestic politics, and institutional misconduct such as campus sexual assault cases. The publication mixes hard news analysis with financial…

Likely audience: Policy makers

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SubstackWeekly · last post 10 days ago

From recent posts: Pascal's Substack publishes weekly geopolitical analysis and AI-assisted summaries of international relations, focusing on topics like neutrality policy, states of emergency, and the Ukraine-Russia conflict. The…

Likely audience: International relations scholars

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SubstackDaily · last post 10 days ago

Explore BRICS & emerging markets with in-depth articles and videos on macroeconomics, geopolitics, tech & society. Unravel global forces & stay ahead.

Likely audience: Geopolitical analysts

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SubstackEvery two weeks · last post 15 days ago

“All beings share a common world, but each creature has its own way of perceiving this world.” Montaigne

Likely audience: Geopolitical analysts

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SubstackSeveral times a week · last post 10 days ago

From recent posts: Ukrainian Friend News is a news publication covering the Russia-Ukraine conflict. It publishes a mix of military updates, diplomatic analysis (including US-Russia energy deals and sanctions), and on-the-ground reporting…

Likely audience: Policy makers

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SubstackEvery two weeks · last post 35 days ago

From recent posts: John Spencer - War Scholar publishes opinion pieces and reports on military leadership, international law, terrorism, and aviation security. The publication features interviews with military figures and analysis of…

Likely audience: Military leaders and officers

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SubstackDaily · last post 9 days ago

From recent posts: The Developer publishes news articles and live blogs focused on U.S. politics, immigration enforcement, international relations, and military policy. It is intended for readers tracking Trump administration actions…

Likely audience: Political analysts

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SubstackSeveral times a week · last post 10 days ago

Public Historian & Civic Educator - Exploring the historical patterns, political developments, and civic questions shaping our lives today.

Likely audience: History enthusiasts

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SubstackEvery two weeks · last post 20 days ago

I talk to people crushing it in AI/Startups If you want to learn and have leverage for the next decade Click subscribe

Likely audience: Small business owners

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SubstackWeekly · last post 15 days ago

From recent posts: The Message of the Markets publishes recurring market-watch essays covering AI sector valuations and infrastructure financing, U.S. stock market technicals, Treasury and Federal Reserve policy, and geopolitical risks…

Likely audience: Investors

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SubstackSeveral times a week · last post 10 days ago

A daily blog on foreign policy and international affairs by Daniel Larison

Likely audience: Political analysts

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SubstackEvery two weeks · last post 17 days ago

l'inevitabile generalmente non accade perché quel che succede è l'imprevedibile.

Likely audience: International relations scholars

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