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A slideshow from John Norris and Sarah Margon shows how many senior war criminals have been held accountable for their actions.
Michael Werz, Caroline Wadhams, Matthew Duss, and Sarah Margon on what Turkey's June elections mean for for U.S. foreign policy in the region.
President Obama should acknowledge the limitations of a security-centric approach to the Middle East and endorse a universal vision that is centered on broad and inclusive economic and social development, writes Sarah Margon.
Sarah Margon examines how the United States should rethink its foreign assistance in the Middle East.
Bin Laden’s death and the Middle East uprisings present the Obama administration with an opportunity to shift to a more comprehensive counterterrorism strategy that recognizes a changing landscape, writes Sarah Margon.
Sarah Margon and John Norris outline why we need the United Nations and why efforts to pull back from this institution are a mistake.
The budget deal for the rest of the fiscal year cuts key foreign affairs and assistance funding we need to respond to the changing threats across the globe that require more than military might, says Sarah Margon.
Sarah Margon points out the flaws in the Tea Party's isolationist approach to foreign affairs in this Hill op-ed.
A political stalemate in the Ivory Coast could quickly turn to civil war, says Sarah Margon. That would be disastrous for the region and bad for the United States.
Sarah Margon talks about Libya's political crisis, what the possible outcome could be, and how the United States can help.
Sarah Margon lays out what the Obama administration needs to do to respond to the evolving crisis in Libya.
John Norris and Sarah Margon detail steps the United States can take as protests and violence escalate in Libya.