How the quiet war against press freedom could come to America wapo.st/3ZfmRNg
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Extraordinary reporting from Mariupol. It's a sad, extremely harrowing read but so important that the truth is told. apnews.com/article/russia-uk…
Breaking News: The Biden administration will keep its cap on refugee admissions at the low level set by the Trump White House, walking back an earlier pledge. nyti.ms/3eadvJw
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Breaking News: The Biden administration will keep its cap on refugee admissions at the low level set by the Trump White House, walking back an earlier pledge. nyti.ms/3eadvJw
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Here it is, my last Letter from Trump’s Washington in @NewYorker:
An Obituary for a Failed Presidency newyorker.com/news/letter-fr…
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With heavy hearts, we share these words from MF DOOM’s family.
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Exciting career news to share. I now sharpen pencils and locate lost pieces of paper for two stay-at-home elementary school students.
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BREAKING: United States sanctions ICC prosecutor Fatou Bensouda and another court official giving effect to a sweeping executive order issued in June by Trump. Marks a shameful new low for US commitments to justice for victims of the worst crimes. bit.ly/34YHdOz
Lebanon is no stranger to disaster – but this is like nothing we've ever seen | Kim Ghattas theguardian.com/commentisfre…
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Sudan has a once-in-a-generation chance to put decades of conflict, predatory government and economic misrule behind it, @CSISAfrica’s Richard Downie writes. wpr.vu/KwXX50xFe5X
Happy to contribute a chapter on Kenya to new @CSIS book Faith in the Balance, looking at ways African states manage religious relations: csis.org/analysis/faith-bala…
US and other western nations need to help Sudan's transition and appreciate the constraints its civilian leaders are under. Making security sector reform a condition of economic/political aid is not realistic: apnews.com/8aa3491116f64a019…
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What we're reading: CSIS Africa Senior Associate @Richardd breaks down a few of the challenges the new Sudanese government is facing in uniting a divided country. Read the @WPReview piece here: bit.ly/WPRSudan
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The civilians who helped end the repressive regime of Sudan’s longtime president, Omar al-Bashir, are discovering that exercising power is often more difficult than attaining it. ow.ly/H0Bb50x2Owa
Fascinating reflections from @AmbassadorRice on #PodSaveTheWorld describing her time in charge of Africa policy in late 90s. I never realized she served Abiola his final drink....
New #PodSaveTheWorld: @tvietor08 & @brhodes discuss the latest on impeachment & Turkey’s invasion of Syria. Then, @AmbassadorRice joins to talk Benghazi, leading Bill Clinton’s Africa policy & more. "Bill Taylor’s got the Ukraine receipts" out now: go.crooked.com/tSmZqr
Possibly the lead today, rather than Trump's strategically-placed racist tweet? Opening statement of Ambassador William B. Taylor washingtonpost.com/context/o…
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#Sudan’s post-Bashir transition holds the best hope of cementing civilian rule, as well as navigating economic stagnation, a corrupt and fragmented security establishment, insurgencies and political polarisation.
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My latest for @CSISAfrica: Kenya under Growing Pressure to Regulate “Spiritual Fraudsters” csis.org/analysis/kenya-unde…














