…to offer a new set of compromises. The supreme leader's style of leadership and its consequences are one of them. Khamenei is no Mohammad Mossadegh. In other words, he has failed to convert his nuclear policies into a nationalistic…
…to offer a new set of compromises. The supreme leader's style of leadership and its consequences are one of t=em. Khamenei is no Mohammad Mossadegh. 1= other words, he has failed to convert his nuclear policies into a nationa=istic…
…lobbyist problem. This past week, as several aides resigned because of their work representing unsavory governments, his campaign implemented a new policy governing these potential conflicts of interest. That led to the departure of additional staffers, including former Rep. Thomas…
…a New York University professor who has studied race in U.S. politics, said many political leaders see little upside to discussing the racially charged incident at length. He said the portrayal of Brown and the police officer as either…
…the 2012 policy, which =ou can find in full here, http://www.centerforinquiry.net/blogs/entry/cfis_new_policy_on_hostile_conduct_harassment_at_conferences/ along with the announcement I made =xplaining the rationale for the policy. This policy was…
…Post How the Syrian regime is ensuring its demise Peter Harling and Robert Malley Article 2. New Republic Why Hezbollah Had a Really Bad Week David Schenker Article 3. Foreign Policy Tahrir's journey to Palestine Helena Cobban Article 4. …
…to bolster a new democratic order in Egypt, but the rush to judgment now underway could seriously undermine it. EFTA_R1_02029494 EFTA02689822 6 Article 3. AI-Ahram Weekl…
…the nuclear deal, couched alongside caveats that it was a "first step" and that a more comprehensive solution required "good will". But some prominent Saudis have made bold declarations that Riyadh will develop a tough new foreign policy, defending its…
…program staffing, including: Current staffing: President; Directors; Research Fellows; Senior Policy Analysts; Policy Analysts; 80,000 and Research Assistants New staffing: Policy Anal…
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…rhetoric from Joe Sestak's campaign about "closing the gap" - according to internal polling - and generating enthusiasm to squelch Pat Toomey's senate bid, a new Public Policy Polling survey seems to confirm their optimism. The PPP poll, out today…
…that were subdued by the standards of his raucous rallies. He also unveiled a new theme, saying that the U.S. would "finally have a coherent foreign policy" based on narrow self-interest, economic gain and global stability. But Trump…
…that were subdued by the standards of his raucous rallies. He also unveiled a new theme, saying that the U.S. would "finally have a coherent foreign policy" based on narrow self-interest, economic gain and global stability. But Trump…
…that were subdued by the standards of his raucous rallies. He also unveiled a new theme, saying that the U.S. would "finally have a coherent foreign policy" based on narrow self-interest, economic gain and global stability. But Trump…
…that were subdued by the standards of his raucous rallies. He also unveiled a new theme, saying that the U.S. would "finally have a coherent foreign policy" based on narrow self-interest, economic gain and global stability. But Trump…
…that were subdued by the standards of his raucous rallies. He also unveiled a new theme, saying that the U.S. would "finally have a coherent foreign policy" based on narrow self-interest, economic gain and global stability. But Trump…
…that were subdued by the standards of his raucous rallies. He also unveiled a new theme, saying that the U.S. would "finally have a coherent foreign policy" based on narrow self-interest, economic gain and global stability. But Trump…
…u=c62727f3e59d8c2f31e5ee03e&id=f5be06f622&e=c7b067edfd> o A new Public Policy Polling survey of likely 2014 Florida voters finds that 80% support a law that would maintain paid sick time for workers and that 72% back living wage laws that are currently in…
…meeting in New York, according to CNN. When Clinton was secretary of State in 2011, she pushed for arming the Syrian rebels, and Obama ultimately rejected the recommendation. Clinton was seen as separating herself from the administration's policy when…
…that were subdued by the standards of his raucous rallies. He also unveiled a new theme, saying that the U.S. would "finally have a coherent foreign policy" based on narrow self-interest, economic gain and global stability. But Trump…
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