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Sep 2023
31m 39s

Samantha Power on Development Diplomacy

Foreign Policy
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Samantha Power is a powerful voice in the Biden administration. She not only is the administrator of the U.S. Agency for International Development, the country’s primary arm for international aid, but also sits on U.S. President Joe Biden’s National Security Council. How does Power think through which countries need U.S. aid the most, and how do decisions ge ... Show More
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