Mexico's new law strains DEA ties amid cartel fight
The Dallas Morning News opines that Mexico's curbs on U S DEA agents and cross border cooperation threaten public safety. It notes about 50 DEA agents in Mexico will be stripped of immunity and must hand over intelligence, sparking distrust from officials on both sides of the Rio Grande. It warns that cartels may gain from the move while Mexico bears the cost. It references the Mexico U S power transition and past tensions over the Cienfuegos case. The piece urges Biden to press consequences if corruption grows and warns against weakening security cooperation.
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The Gazette invites letters to the editor up to 250 words and notes editing for brevity accuracy and clarity. Include your name full home address and telephone number for verification. Email preferred letters to medina-gazette.com or mail to 885 W. Liberty St Medina OH 44256.
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Biden faces a wide Russian cyber challenge after Trump era
Trudy Rubin weighs how Biden must confront a massive Kremlin cyberattack and Navalny poisoning while shaping a firm strategy on sanctions and cyberdefense. She cites experts Fiona Hill and Yevgenia Albats on Putin’s motives, and urges a robust, ally coordinated response including money, personnel, and offensive options.
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Iran unlikely to seek major war with U S says General McKenzie
General McKenzie of U S Central Command says Iran does not want a large conflict with the United States despite vows for revenge for Soleimani s 2020 death and past attacks. He notes intra Iraqi militia divisions since Soleimani s death and a generally diminished pace of Iranian assaults recently. Biden faces choice to de escalate or risk wider confrontation while Iran tests resolve during the presidential transition.
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