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A New National Security Strategy: The Case for Conditioning US Military Aid to Israel

  • March 6, 2014

By Emily Manna A new Amnesty International report released on February 27th calls on the United States and the European Union to suspend military aid to Israel, following what it calls a “harrowing pattern of unlawful killing” committed by Israeli…

Categories: International Policy, Security

Malala’s Other Message: Why Drones Aren’t Working

  • October 24, 2013

By Emily Manna At just sixteen years old, Malala Yousafzai has survived a Taliban attack, been lauded by the world for her bravery in standing up for women’s education rights, and this month became the youngest ever Nobel Peace Prize nominee. She recently…

Categories: International Policy, Security
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