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FPI Director William Kristol discusses President Obama's deployment of U.S. advisers to Uganda on 10-16's Fox News Sunday
October 17, 2011

FPI Director Robert Kagan assesses President Obama's foreign policy in a Foreign Policy magazine symposium
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Working Group on Egypt writes Secretary Clinton to express concern about assault against civil society groups in Egypt
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Tunisia: The Arab Spring's Pivotal Democratic Example
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July 28, 2009 | Foreign Affairs
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December 2, 2011
President Jacob Zuma — at odds with the judiciary and critics who accuse him of improperly appointing loyalists to public posts — suffered a blow on Thursday when an appeals court... more»
The International Criminal Court's chief prosecutor has requested an arrest warrant for Sudan's defense minister Abdelrahim Mohamed Hussein for crimes against humanity and war... more»
The remains of 13 American sailors buried in the Libyan capital of Tripoli for more than 200 years may be there a bit longer. – Washington Post more»
The Muslim Brotherhood’s political arm on Thursday distanced itself from a more conservative Islamist party as early vote tallies indicated that the two factions would claim the... more»
November 23, 2011
Gambian President Yahya Jammeh is poised to win a fourth term in elections this week in the West African country, popular with tourists for its tropical beaches but notorious for... more»
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