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9 enero, 2024
por Felipe Sahagún
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Gaza’s journalists graveyard

Wael al-Dahdouh touches a press helmet that is placed over the grave of his son, journalist Hamza al-Dahdouh. (Loay Ayyoub for The Washington Post)

Journalists in Gaza: ‘Please try to share our voice’

October 28, 2023 | 10:02 PM CET
Journalists in Gaza shared videos online after the territory lost almost all internet and phone links. Internet connectivity was partially restored on Oct. 29.
 
 

9 enero, 2024
por Felipe Sahagún
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Inflection points. Inside the Biden administration’s thinking for 2024 (Atlantic Council)

Inside the Biden administration’s thinking for 2024

Frederick Kempe

It is hard to overestimate the extent to which the coming year will determine what set of countries, values, and forces shapes the global future.
Never in recent memory have so many significant events unfolded simultaneously: wars in Europe and the Middle East, simmering US-China tensions, accelerating technological competition (not just over artificial intelligence), and a jam-packed global electoral calendar with a particularly divisive and decisive US presidential election in November.
Capturing the generational stakes in 2024 requires going beyond the annual exercise of listing and assessing top risks in the year ahead. Instead, senior officials in the Biden administration, who I spoke with in the final days of 2023, are connecting the dots among the challenges, knowing they will have to manage them all to navigate the year successfully.
 
 
 

9 enero, 2024
por Felipe Sahagún
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North Korea in 2024 (CSIS)

CSISç

The Capital Cable #85:
North Korea in 2024 – What to Expect?

9:30-10:15AM ET

LINK TO VIDEO

Please join us for a special discussion on what to expect from North Korea in 2024 with Mr. Sydney Seiler, senior adviser with the CSIS Korea Chair, and formerly the National Intelligence Officer for North Korea at the National Intelligence Council from 2020 to 2023. 

Previously, he was the U.S. Forces Korea (USFK) Senior Analyst and Senior Defense Intelligence Expert for North Korea, serving as the principal advisor and senior expert on Korean Peninsula security issues to the USFK Commander and the U.S. Defense Intelligence Enterprise. Mr. Seiler also served as the U.S. Special Envoy for Six Party Talks (2014-2015), where he coordinated U.S. diplomacy and policy on the DPRK, and led negotiations with North Korea. Prior to that, Mr. Seiler served as the director for Korea on the National Security Council (2011-2014). A member of the Senior National Intelligence Service, Mr. Seiler has over 40 years of experience focusing on Korean Peninsula affairs in a range of executive management, intelligence, and policy positions within the Office of the Director of National Intelligence, the Central Intelligence Agency Directorate of Analysis, CIA’s Directorate of Operations, CIA’s Open Source Center, and the National Security Agency.

 

9 enero, 2024
por Felipe Sahagún
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Dissent Channel

Don’t Worry About the «Arab Street»

Why international public opinion and concerns about American isolation shouldn’t deter Washington from pursuing its interests.

By Steven A. Cook via The Liberal Patriot

JANUARY 8, 2024

In early November, the media erupted with reports that American diplomats were near open revolt over the Biden administration’s full embrace of Israel in its efforts to destroy Hamas. Employees availed themselves to what is known as the “Dissent Channel” to air their views on the crisis in Gaza and where they believe the administration had gone wrong. Because I spent some time several years ago reading State Department cables that were included in the WikiLeaks dump, I am certain that the contributions were eloquent statements of respectful disagreement.

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DISSENT CHANNEL y otras vías de protesta en el Dep de Estado

 

5 enero, 2024
por Felipe Sahagún
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World Review: Headlines to Watch in 2024 (Chicago Council on Global Affairs)

Major foreign policy issues continue to unfold around the world, from the ongoing Russia-Ukraine war to Israel’s war with Hamas. More than 60 countries head to the polls this year, including Taiwan, which the U.S. and China are following closely. Plus, populism is on the rise globally. Susan Glasser, Stefan Kornelius, and Peter Spiegel join the Councils’ Ivo Daalder to discuss stories that will dominate the headlines in 2024

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