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• • Michael Dobbs
  • Daniel Drezner
  • David Hoffman
  • Marc Lynch
  • Clyde Prestowitz
  • Tom Ricks
  • Stephen Walt

    ---

  • The Cable
  • The Call
  • The Multilateralist
  • The Oil and the Glory
  • Passport
  • Shadow Govt.
  • Transitions
  • Turtle Bay
• • 2012 Election
  • AfPak
  • Democracy Lab
  • Middle East

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  • Deep Dive Briefing
• • Morning Brief: Egyptians vote in second day of presidential elections
  • AfPak Quarter of U.S. troops to leave Afghanistan by end of September
  • Mideast Progress slowed in second day of Baghdad talks with Iran
• • Are We Focusing on the Wrong Nuclear Threat? - by Victor Asal and Bryan Early
  • The Cairo Consensus - by Scott Clement
  • Jobs for Billionaires - by Joshua E. Keating
  • Don't Fear the Grexit - by Thomas Oatley and Kindred Winecoff
  • Amateur Hour in Chicago - by Arif Rafiq
  • Two Worlds, One Climate - by Peter Passell
  • 5 Things the Pentagon Isn't Telling Us About the Chinese Military - by Trefor Moss
  • Ask Me No Questions… - by Ashraf Khalil
• • Transitions: All in the family
  • The Cable: Ros-Lehtinen calls out Chinese government in Seoul
  • Turtle Bay: The Security Council diaries
  • Daniel W. Drezner: Has independent central banking jumped the shark?
  • The Multilateralist: Google takes on the International Telecommunications Union
  • Prestowitz: An American growth strategy
  • The Cable: Democrats and Republicans unite around criticism of Pakistan
  • The AfPak Channel: Quarter of U.S. troops to leave Afghanistan by end of September

Emma Sky is traveling the Middle East exploring the Arab Spring. She was a spring 2011 fellow at the Institute of Politics of Harvard University's Kennedy School of Government and served as political advisor to U.S. Gen. Ray Odierno in Iraq from 2007 to 2010. 

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