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Jeanne-Paloma Z... on January 27, 2010 - 2:20pm. New York
Please join YPFP at 7pm on Thursday, February 11th as we raise funds to support the disaster relief efforts of Doctors Without Borders. We encourage all members to attend and bring friends!
Rosanne Ferruggia on January 14, 2010 - 5:31pm. Global/Washington D.C./Brussels/London/New York
As images, video, even satellite photos of the catastrophic earthquake in Haiti are reaching our members, YPFP has received one question again and again: “How can we help?”
That answer is simple: Pledge your support to a reputable organization that will reach Haiti's residents quickly and effectively.
Rosanne Ferruggia on November 20, 2009 - 1:53pm. Global/Washington D.C./Brussels/London/New York
The Center for Complex Operations and Young Professionals in Foreign Policy are pleased to engage the next generation of foreign policy leaders in discussions of complex operations through an essay competition featuring PRISM. YPFP and CCO invite article submissions for PRISM from young professionals for publication in a 2010 issue of PRISM on the subjects of:
* stabilization and post-conflict reconstruction operations
* civil-military integration and interagency collaboration
* modern approaches to counterinsurgency
* humanitarian operations
Is a new day slowly dawning for Iraq? In about a week, the Iraqi people will go to the polls once again in perhaps the most important election to date since the 2003 war began.
The Cable is hearing from multiple congressional sources, diplomats, and former officials that the Obama administration is getting ready to finalize a new National Intelligence Estimate that
The Public Diplomacy Discussion Group is pleased to announce that an essay written by one of its members, Michael Walsh, recently received an honorable mention in the CSIS Smart Global Health Essay Contest.
America’s ability to forge global consensus is declining: the unipolar balance of power is faltering. Which state—or states—will take up the heavy burdens of leadership?
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The Center for Complex Operations and Young Professionals in Foreign Policy are pleased to engage the next generation of foreign policy leaders in discussions of complex operations through an essay competition featuring PRISM. YPFP and CCO invite article submissions for PRISM from young professionals for publication in a 2010 issue of PRISM on the subjects of:
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