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Jul 2021
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A Holistic Policy for the Red Sea Region...

The Washington Institute
About this episode
To promote stability and other U.S. interests, Washington must reshape its approach to the increasingly complex staging ground for global competition that is the emerging Red Sea region. In the latest Middle East PolicyCast, Institute scholar Elana DeLozier expands on the economic and strategic risks and rewards facing the United States, and our Russian and ... Show More
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