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The Neglected Alliance

In a new report, Spencer Boyer and Brian Katulis detail how to restore U.S.-Turkish relations to meet new challenges.

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November 16, 2011

Unintended Roadblocks

Report from Sarah Margon identifies the legislative and policy hurdles that make it difficult for aid groups to do their jobs and how these can be dealt with. By Sarah Margon
November 15, 2011

Cutting the U.N. Budget Is (Still) a Bad Idea

Lawmakers pondering U.S. withdrawal from the United Nations need to realize how critical the multilateral institution is to U.S. policy goals, write Sarah Margon and Martin Wolberg-Stok. By Sarah Margon, Martin Wolberg-Stok
November 3, 2011

Cannes Needs to Focus on Climate

Andrew Light and Rebecca Lefton outline an agenda for boosting financing for climate change mitigation at the G-20 this week. By Andrew Light, Rebecca Lefton
June 15, 2011

Next IMF Managing Director Appointment Should Be Merit Based

Isha Vij argues that the next International Monetary Fund managing director’s appointment should be decided by who’s best for the job. By Isha Vij
May 2, 2011

Withdrawing from the United Nations: A Misguided Assault

Sarah Margon and John Norris outline why we need the United Nations and why efforts to pull back from this institution are a mistake. By Sarah Margon, John Norris
April 8, 2011

The U.S. Global Development Council

Noam Unger and John Norris spell out some of the key considerations that should be addressed as the U.S. Global Development Council moves from concept to reality. By Noam Unger, John Norris
September 20, 2010

Planning Beyond 2015

Renewing momentum toward the Millennium Development Goals will require the UN to recast priorities, write Isha Vij and Sabina Dewan. By Isha Vij, Sabina Dewan
July 16, 2010

Turning Energy Promises into Action

Getting started with implementing clean energy solutions is just as important as setting national carbon emission targets, write Julian L. Wong and Arpita Bhattacharyya. By Julian L. Wong, Arpita Bhattacharyya
June 23, 2010

An Opportunity for Obama to Take a Stand on Women’s Rights

President Obama should push for a broad progressive agenda on women’s rights at the G-8 summit this weekend, write Peter Juul and Shira Saperstein. By Peter Juul, Shira Saperstein
June 16, 2010

There's No One Under the Bus

Samuel Charap addresses the argument that the Obama administration has thrown U.S. Eastern European NATO allies under the bus in its pursuit of improved U.S.-Russia relations. By Samuel Charap

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