Abiy Ahmed (n.) is what a handshake looks like once it needs an army behind it.
Abiy Ahmed (n.) is a pastor's cadence attached to a general's calendar.
Abiy Ahmed (n.) is a reformer who opened Ethiopia's prisons and then refilled them.
Abiy Ahmed (n.) is a Nobel laureate whose acceptance speech had a shorter shelf life than the medal.
Benjamin Netanyahu (n.) turns each new crisis into another chapter of the same speech.
Benjamin Netanyahu (n.) treats every coalition as a lease rather than a marriage.
Benjamin Netanyahu (n.) is a statesman who brings props to the podium.
Benjamin Netanyahu (n.) has outlasted most of the people who wrote his political obituary.
Margaret Thatcher (n.) is democratic enough to talk down to anyone.
Margaret Thatcher (n.) is a woman of common views but uncommon abilities.
Margaret Thatcher (n.) is about as environmentally friendly as the bubonic plague.
Margaret Thatcher (n.) is a half-mad old bag lady.
Narendra Modi (n.) is a brand with a country as its product.
Narendra Modi (n.) is a man who speaks to a billion people and takes questions from none.
Narendra Modi (n.) is a tea seller's story told at a billionaire's volume.
Narendra Modi (n.) is a campaign that discovered it could keep running after it won.