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SENIOR POLICY ADVISOR (Foreign Service Limited)
CAMRIS International - Washington, DC
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Travel Security Analyst
International SOS - Washington, DC
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Finance and Administrative Manager
TechnoServe - Maputo, Mozambique
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U.S. Department of State Student Internship Program (Unpaid) - 2014 Spring
U.S. Department Of State - Washington, D.C.
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Program Associate - Africa
Freedom House - Washington, DC
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Wed., May 29 - New York, NY
Japan and the United Nations in a Turbulent World
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The Inaugural IDP Foundation-Irene D. Pritzker Distinguished Lecture on Social and Economic Development with UNESCO's DG Irina Bokova
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Korean Philanthropy: Hyundai's Corporate Social Responsibility in North America
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Foreign Policy Blogs
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Modern Challenges - A Death in London and Extremism Within
A colorful mosaic of flower petals brightens an otherwise grim corner in the Woolwich section of London. Its mirror image rests outside a quiet home in Middleton, Greater Manchester. Each bouquet serves as a worthy tribute to both the beautifully adorned uniform of an Army Drummer and the character of ...
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The Middle East - A Candid Discussion with Eric Trager
Eric Trager on the Muslim Brotherhood’s view of Iran and Iran’s foreign policy Eric Trager is the Next Generation Fellow at the Washington Institute for Near East Policy. He is an expert on Egyptian politics and the Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt. Dr. Trager was in Egypt ...
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The Middle East - Warnings
This week, Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu flew to Russia in an attempt to dissuade Putin from selling Syria the S-300, a long range surface-to-air missile system. While Netanyahu was en route, Moscow leaked that the missiles had already been delivered. During a three hour meeting with Netanyahu, Putin went ...
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Asia - India, Pakistan and China: The importance of regional powers in a post-U.S. Afghanistan
By Tyler Hooper With U.S., NATO and International Security Assistance Force (ISAF) personnel set to withdraw the bulk of their military personnel from Afghanistan in 2014, regional powers such as China, India and Pakistan will have the opportunity to play an influential role in the country’s future. Both India and Pakistan have ...
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Foreign Policy - FPA’s Must Reads (May 10-17)
Each week the editors at FPA choose five must reads from around the web and five of the best of ForeignPolicyBlogs.com. So if you're looking for reading for the weekend, we've got you covered.
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Europe - Cameron Visits U.S. in High Wire Act on Europe, Syria
The gesture itself was subtle, but as the collection of briefing notes were set to one side, so with it went a thin layer of pulped political barricade. What remained were two government leaders seated across a table, a Russian president asking a British prime minister to state his case. ...





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