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your mind. what is a proper ending to the afghan war? see, that s the problem. we started this war stating simply we are going to go kill the people that killed us and make sure they can t do it again. by the time i got afghanistan in 2010 it was, you know, make this place better for the women and children here. listen, i have my flesh to make that place better for the women and children. it s not say i don t care about that. but to understand that even our leaders didn t understand what our ultimate objective was when president trump started announcing to pull troops out of afghanistan. my sentiment was very simple. if you can t state an objective and tell us how we are going to meet and it why the blood and treasure matters then you should pull them out. you are derelict in duty as a leader. i m talking about our military leaders and policy leaders to keep moving the goal post every midterm or presidential election to let the tail wag the dog almost. how can we get more votes on th
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Business and Policy Leaders Sign Letter to President Biden Urging U.S. Leadership to Speed Global Vaccination Effort
Friday, May 14, 2021 5:00PM IST (11:30AM GMT)
New York, United States:
A group of 16 international business and policy leaders today published an open letter to U.S. President Joseph R. Biden calling on him to “demonstrate decisive U.S. leadership now” to combat increasingly deadly Covid-19 outbreaks in Latin America, Europe and Asia.
“The U.S. must act now to leverage rapidly increasing U.S. domestic vaccine production, export ever-larger volumes of our surplus supplies, and go to work on the massive technical and logistical challenges to vaccine development on a global scale,” the letter says, noting the rampant spread of the virus in places like India and the Philippines and the likelihood for mutations that will perpetuate globally if left unchecked.
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The Middle East Institute (MEI), in collaboration with the North African Policy Initiative (NAPI), is pleased to announce the first in a series of roundtable discussions bringing together Libyan youth and international experts to assess the key issues facing Libya’s future through the lens of its rising generation.
This event will feature several of NAPI’s Young Policy Leaders and NAPI affiliates, who will discuss their research on the impact of migration and forced displacement in Libya. There are currently an estimated 12.4 million displaced people across the MENA region: a tremendous humanitarian emergency that is compounded by various environmental and governance factors. In Libya, the International Organization for Migration (IOM) accounted for 245,000 IDPs in February 2021, and over 620,000 returnees since 2016. Together, they make up close to 900,000 displaced Libyans in five years, which is approximately 14% of the Libyan population. In Libya, I