The United States is the world’s largest donor of bilateral and multilateral foreign aid. Though there are different ways to measure foreign aid, the following countries are among the leading recipients of U.S. assistance: Afghanistan, Colombia, Egypt, Israel and Iraq. To what extent should U.S. …
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To What Extent Should U.S. Foreign Assistance Be Conditioned on the Behavior of the Recipient?
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Friday, May 16
http://blogs.state.gov/index.php/entires/08_0516_top_issues/Iran Calls UN Sanctions Illegal, Offers Proposal for Talks [AP] Bin Laden Slams West Over Israel, Vows To Fight On [AFP] Hezbollah Shows Might in Lebanon But Faces Limits [AP] Bush in Saudi Arabia To Discuss Oil [AP] …
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Introducing… DipNote’s New Managing Editor
http://blogs.state.gov/index.php/entires/dipnotes_managing_editor/About the Author: Luke Forgerson recently joined the DipNote Bloggers team as Managing Editor. Press freedom has been on my mind lately, and not just because it was the theme of a recent Dipnote "Question of the Week." Two weeks ago, I joined the Dipnote team as the new managing editor. …
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In Battle for Recruits, Marines Win
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The Inside View
http://thelivingroom.blogspot.com/2008/05/inside-view.htmlThe U.S. State Department has a blog, and a very interesting blog it is. The average taxpayer can comment on the blog postings. Might want to take a look. The Burma piece has garnered 23 comments so far.
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Sent to War by a Letter
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An Orthodox Officer
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Cracking Sadr City
http://blog.washingtonpost.com/inteldump/2008/05/cracking_sa...Abu Muqawama Attackerman Baghdad Bureau BlackFive CounterTerrorism Blog The D-Ring Danger Room Democracy Arsenal DipNote Douglas Farah George Packer Global Guerillas Heritage National Security Blog Intl Law Grrls IraqSlogger James Fallows Kings of War Long War Journal Max Boot Mountain Runner Opinio Juris Outside the Beltway
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State Secrets
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MINORITY FOCUS
http://minorityfocus.blogspot.comhttp://blogs.state.gov http://thecaucus.blogs.nytimes.com http://www.belfastinterfaceproject.org/interfacemap.asp http://www.centerforinquiry.net http://www.coe.int http://www.crisisgroup.org http://www.csis.org http://www.defenselink.mil/news
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nourishing obscurity
http://nourishingobscurity.blogspot.comto question that - they are what they are and go in to bat for the State. Logical. How much editorial independence the Dipnote Bloggers actually have, I wonder and I don't wonder cynically but openly. There's a section with a photogallery of the Issue of the Day and that's a nice touch. My own feeling about the blog is that it would be better with a light background, even white, to avoid connotations of Great Satan, that the authors should be more visible on the home page, as Sean McCormack is on his
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Out of Bounds
http://blog.washingtonpost.com/inteldump/2008/05/out_of_boun...Abu Muqawama Attackerman Baghdad Bureau BlackFive CounterTerrorism Blog The D-Ring Danger Room Democracy Arsenal DipNote Douglas Farah George Packer Global Guerillas Heritage National Security Blog Intl Law Grrls IraqSlogger James Fallows Kings of War Long War Journal Max Boot Mountain Runner Opinio Juris Outside the Beltway
