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Ambassador William Milam is a Senior Scholar at the Woodrow Wilson Center in Washington DC and a former US diplomat who was Ambassador to Pakistan, Bangladesh, and Chief of Mission in Liberia.
As the Afghan peace process gets underway, reality eclipses magic
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As the Afghan peace process gets underway, reality eclipses magic

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Magical Realism in American Foreign Policy
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Magical Realism in American Foreign Policy

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STARTING THE NEW YEAR WITH A BANG AND A WHIMPER
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STARTING THE NEW YEAR WITH A BANG AND A WHIMPER

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‘They’re Rioting in Africa’; People across the world are protesting more than ever before.
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‘They’re Rioting in Africa’; People across the world are protesting more than ever before.

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Bangladesh: Enabling the Future
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Bangladesh: Enabling the Future

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USA: The Impeachment Gamble
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USA: The Impeachment Gamble

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It ain’t necessarily over in Afghanistan
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It ain’t necessarily over in Afghanistan

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The cut-and-run strategy in Afghanistan
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The cut-and-run strategy in Afghanistan

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Authoritarianism marches on in South Asia
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Authoritarianism marches on in South Asia

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USA: The enemy within
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USA: The enemy within

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