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And sometimes they accept some things and sometimes they don't," said Carson, now at the United States Institute of Peace, established and funded by Congress. Asked to elaborate, Carson said in a conference call with reporters: "We made proposals and ...
Richard Downie, Center for Strategic and International Studies. "This is a proud country with a professional military and intelligence service and sometimes they accept things and sometimes they don't," says Carson, who is now with the U.S. Institute ...
... energy and financial resources" the U.S. has spent in Africa over the last several decades and now to help resolve conflicts on the continents, said Johnnie Carson, a senior adviser to the United States Institute of Peace and former U.S. Assistant ...
Veteran U.S. diplomat Johnnie Carson, now a senior adviser at the U.S. Institute for Peace, said the Rwanda genocide taught the world it has to move quickly. "Act swiftly, and to muster the resources of the international community to condemn and engage ...
Veteran U.S. diplomat Johnnie Carson, now a senior adviser at the U.S. Institute for Peace, said the Rwanda genocide taught the world it has to move quickly. "Act swiftly, and to muster the resources of the international community to condemn and engage ...
As President Barack Obama wraps up his six-day, three nation trip to Africa, much of America’s traveling press will be packing up to leave, too. Let’s hope that the media take home with them a more nuanced view of the continent – and how the United States has a genuine opportunity to improve its standing across the continent and reaffirm its longstanding historical, cultural and political ties to Africa.
... to hold free and fair elections and to applaud the three nations' democratic progress as a whole, said Johnnie Carson, who was assistant secretary of state for African affairs from 2009 to April 1, 2013, and is now a senior adviser at the U.S ...