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Recent Washington Post Column Highlights Importance of Dialogue in the Middle East
posted by selena shilad on April 8, 2009 at 2:36 pm
Check out David Ignatius’ column from Tuesday on the Obama Administration’s efforts to reach out to Afghan tribal leaders, including one leader who spent two years as a prisoner in Guantanamo Bay. Increased engagement and diplomacy has been at the forefront of ASP’s mission and research, and the Administration’s initiative has demonstrated an unprecedented effort to engage in a dialogue about US policy in the region.
Read David Ignatius’ column here.
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