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Obama To Netanyahu: 'The United States Will Always Have Israel's Back'
Comments (0) | Barack Obama, benjamin netanyahu, Diplomacy, International, Iran, Israel, Middle East, Netanyahu, Obama, President, prime minister, White House
Flag of Israel. Courtesy of Creative Commons. Photograph by Zeevveez.
Pushing for diplomacy.
Read more...Hostage In Iran: A Conversation With John Limbert
Comments (1) | Ambassador John Limbert, Arab spring, Bashar al-Assad, Beji Caid al-Sebsi, China, Diplomacy, eye on the middle east, General Assembly, Iran, islam, Josh Fattal, Middle East, Muslim, negotiations, Podcast, russia, sanctions, Shane Bauer, State Department, Syria, Tunisia, UN Security Council, United Nations
Eye On The Middle East: Former Ambassador shares experience during the Iran hostage crisis in 1979.
Read more...Clinton Calls Ambassadors to Washington
Secretary Clinton addresses Global Chiefs of Mission Conference
Secretary of State Clinton brings ambassadors together for discussion on diplomacy.
Read more...Pundits Comment On Julian Assange's Motivations, Possible Espionage Charges
Comments (0) | analysis, Diplomacy, Espionage, Foreign Policy, julian assange, Opinion, United States, WikiLeaks
What motivates Julian Assange? (Creative Commons)
What the pundits are saying.
Read more...Reactions: WikiLeaks As Heroes
Comments (0) | Australia, Diplomacy, Espionage, Foreign Policy, Heroes, julian assange, Opinion, United States, WikiLeaks
Julian Assange, WikiLeaks, at New Media Days 2009. (Photo by New Media Days / Peter Erichsen, Creative Commons)
The pro-WikiLeaks pundits make their case.
Read more...Reactions: WikiLeaks As Villains
Comments (0) | Australia, Diplomacy, Espionage, Foreign Policy, julian assange, Opinion, United States, Villains, WikiLeaks
WikiLeaks' website (Creative Commons)
The anti-WikiLeaks pundits make their case.
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