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Jackson Diehl of the Washington Post and Hisham Melhem of Al Arabiya discuss a new policy brief by Marina Ottaway. Ottaway argued that after six years of the freedom agenda in the Middle East, there is little political progress to show for.

Jackson Diehl of the Washington Post and Hisham Melhem of Al Arabiya discuss a new policy brief by Marina Ottaway. Ottaway argued that after six years of the freedom agenda in the Middle East, there is little political progress to show for.

U.S. Treasury Secretary Henry M. Paulson, Jr. reviewed progress made under the U.S.–China Strategic Economic Dialogue.

Afghanistan’s recent fundraising conference in Paris granted the local United Nations mission broader control over development projects and the Afghan government more authority to execute them. Carnegie Europe convened a series of debates in Paris with top NATO representatives, Afghan leaders, and international experts focusing on Afghanistan’s priorities for the next five years and how NATO and EU involvement should evolve.

Afghanistan’s recent fundraising conference in Paris granted the local United Nations mission broader control over development projects and the Afghan government more authority to execute them. Carnegie Europe convened a series of debates in Paris with top NATO representatives, Afghan leaders, and international experts focusing on Afghanistan’s priorities for the next five years and how NATO and EU involvement should evolve.

Afghanistan’s recent fundraising conference in Paris granted the local United Nations mission broader control over development projects and the Afghan government more authority to execute them. Carnegie Europe convened a series of debates in Paris with top NATO representatives, Afghan leaders, and international experts focusing on Afghanistan’s priorities for the next five years and how NATO and EU involvement should evolve.

Afghanistan’s recent fundraising conference in Paris granted the local United Nations mission broader control over development projects and the Afghan government more authority to execute them. Carnegie Europe convened a series of debates in Paris with top NATO representatives, Afghan leaders, and international experts focusing on Afghanistan’s priorities for the next five years and how NATO and EU involvement should evolve.

U.S. Treasury Secretary Henry M. Paulson, Jr. reviewed progress made under the U.S.–China Strategic Economic Dialogue.

Afghanistan’s recent fundraising conference in Paris granted the local United Nations mission broader control over development projects and the Afghan government more authority to execute them. Carnegie Europe convened a series of debates in Paris with top NATO representatives, Afghan leaders, and international experts focusing on Afghanistan’s priorities for the next five years and how NATO and EU involvement should evolve.

The Carnegie Endowment, in conjunction with the American Friends Services Committee, hosted a discussion with Sheikh Khalaf Al-Ulayyan of the Iraqi National Dialogue Council and Dr. Nadim Al-Jaberi of the Shiite Islamic Virtue Party, two members of parliament in Iraq.