Afghan President Hamid Karzai is refusing to sign the U.S. peace agreement that outlines the terms of our 2014 withdrawal. What is he thinking, and how will his actions impact the security of both Afghanistan and America? Omar Samad and Douglas Ollivant, senior fellows at the New America Foundation’s National Security Program, talk with Anne-Marie Slaughter and New America’s managing editor Fuzz Hogan about the future of Afghanistan after the U.S. leaves.
First it was sacks of rice. Then frozen chicken. Later, even a television. The goods were wrapped tightly in plastic bags and thrown in with the other trash in a …
Forget the Affordable Care Act—by far the biggest impact of the Obama Administration on global health has been in funding incredibly cheap, effective health interventions overseas at a fraction of …
Surgeon and New Yorker writer Atul Gawande shares with Anne-Marie Slaughter his predictions about the future of the Affordable Care Act and American healthcare. Open Technology Institute Director Sascha Meinrath, …
Anne-Marie Slaughter turns the tables on Michel Martin, interviewing the NPR host about the future of journalism—and gets surprising news about changing audience demographics. Leila Hilal, director of New America’s …
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