• Summons for Darfur Suspects; Bush Administration Must Match Court’s Efforts on Darfur
  Citizens for Global Solutions welcomes the ICC’s identification of two perpetrators in the on-going Darfur atrocities. In his announcement from The Hague today, ICC Chief Prosecutor Luis Moreno Ocampo requested a summons to appear for Ahmad Muhammad Harun, former Minister of State for the Interior of the Government of Sudan, and Ali Kushayb, a Janjaweed militia leader in Darfur.
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• International Criminal Court Moves Forward with Charges Against Lubanga Dyilo
  Citizens for Global Solutions, one of the leading advocacy groups for a strong and effective International Criminal Court (ICC), applauds today’s decision by the ICC to proceed with a trial against Congolese warlord Thomas Lubanga Dyilo. As founder and leader of the Union de Patriotes Congolais (UPC), Dyilo is charged with three counts of enlisting, forcibly recruiting, and sending child soldiers into combat, all war crimes under the Court's Rome Statute.
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• President Nominates New U.S. Ambassador to the U.N.
  President Bush recently nominated current U.S. Ambassador to Iraq, Zalmay Khalilzad, to be the new U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations. The move comes nearly one month after Ambassador John Bolton told the president that he would terminate his service in the Bush Administration after his recess appointment expired at the end of 2006. Mr. Bolton’s nomination was repeatedly blocked by the Senate and was heavily contested by Citizens for Global Solutions and an array of other advocacy organizations that want to see the U.S. restore its 60-year leadership and partnership with the U.N.
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2006

• Bolton Resigns; Grassroots Effort Pays Off
  United States Ambassador to the United Nations John Bolton told President Bush that he would resign from his recess appointed position. Mr. Bolton’s nomination has been repeatedly blocked by the Senate and was heavily contested by Citizens for Global Solutions and an array of other advocacy organizations that want to see the U.S. restore its 60-year leadership and partnership with the U.N. This successful effort to defeat Mr. Bolton’s nomination is an example of how average citizens can impact the way America engages the world.
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• U.S. Recognizes Counterproductive Foreign Policy: Bush waives aid cuts for ICC member states
  Citizens for Global Solutions welcomes President Bush’s move on Tuesday to waive a U.S. law that prevents some nations that support the International Criminal Court from receiving U.S. foreign assistance. The waiver is recognition of a counterproductive U.S. policy toward ICC member states. Specifically, President Bush’s decision allows millions of dollars of Economic Support Funds (ESF) to be provided to countries that are members of the Court and have refused to sign Bilateral Immunity Agreements (BIAs) with the U.S.
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• U.S. Recognizes Counterproductive BIA Policy
  Citizens for Global Solutions welcomes Congressional passage of an amendment to the American Servicemembers Protection Act (ASPA) that recognizes the counterproductive U.S. policy toward ICC member states. Specifically the amendment exempts what senior military officials in the U.S. believe to be important international military education and training (IMET) aid from being cut to countries that are members of the Court. We also see as significant President Bush’s Oct 2nd memorandum waiving IMET cuts to these 21 countries.
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• Poetry Slam Goes Virtual
  Citizens for Global Solutions recently launched the nation’s first-ever Virtual Poetry Slam Contest. The contest, already registering nearly 2,000 slam poets, is designed to educate Americans about the relationship between healthy environments and healthy communities. Entries will be judged by two-time national slam poetry champion Buddy Wakefield, the Blackout Arts Collective’s Nigel Greaves (D.C. Chapter), and Washington D.C.’s Busboys and Poets owner Andy Shallal. The top two finalists will win $500 and $250.
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• Citizens for Global Solutions Re-launches Website StopBolton.org
  With a Senate Foreign Relations Committee hearing scheduled for this Thursday on the renomination of U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations John Bolton, Citizens for Global Solutions has re-launched the www.stopbolton.org website. The website illustrates that Bolton, who has served in the position for the past year under a recess appointment from President Bush, is failing to achieve U.S. interests—a goal the U.S. Mission to the U.N. declares its modus operandi—by alienating allies and isolating the U.S. in the world.
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• Ambassador Bolton up for Renomination: Politics May Trump Policy in Senate Committee Hearing
  At a moment when the world is coming together to meet major global challenges like nuclear weapons proliferation and genocide, President Bush and his allies in the Senate have decided that the single most important foreign policy issue facing the U.S. is getting John Bolton confirmed. The White House’s decision to reopen Mr. Bolton’s confirmation battle seems to have more to do with electoral politics and less to do with foreign policy.
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• On U.N. Reform, Congress Isn't Getting Whole Story
  Citizens for Global Solutions is concerned that on U.N. reform issues, Members of Congress are primarily getting their information from Ambassador Bolton while Secretary Rice and Assistant Secretary Silverberg take a back seat.
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• ICC Prosecutor Reports to Security Council on Darfur
  Last year President Bush called the crimes committed in Darfur genocide. It is now time for his administration to step up to the plate and fully assist the ICC with its investigation in Sudan..
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• NGOs Urge Secretary Rice to Employ Diplomacy over Unilateral Ultimatums
  Concerned about the growing political disagreements over the United Nations’ budget and reform, 42 non-governmental organizations sent a letter to U.S. Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice urging the United States to eschew brinksmanship and articulate its priorities for UN reform and to initiate diplomatic efforts to resolve differences so the UN can continue its life-saving work.
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• New U.N. Human Rights Council is a Major Step Forward
  Read a statement from Asma Lateef, Director of Policy and Programs at Citizens for Global Solutions, which praises the recent Human Rights Council elections and encourages the U.S. to support the Council.
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• U.S. Misses Opportunity on Human Rights Council
  Read a statement from Don Kraus, Executive Vice President of Citizens for Global Solutions, which encourages the United States to run for a seat on the new Human Rights Council at the United Nations.
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• Arrest of War Criminal Hailed as a Huge Step Forward in International Law and Justice
  Former Liberian President Charles Taylor was apprehended and flown to Liberia on Wednesday, where U.N. peacekeeping troops waited to take him into custody to face war crime charges. Taylor had been living in Nigeria since 2003.
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• Citizens for Global Solutions Applauds Creation of U.N. Human Rights Council
  Read a statement from Don Kraus, Executive Vice President of Citizens for Global Solutions, supporting the adoption of the draft resolution for a new Human Rights Council at the United Nations.
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• With Elections Looming, Who in Congress Is a True International Leader?
  Want to know which Senators supported efforts to stop genocide in Darfur, or which Representative failed to oppose new bunker-buster bomb spending? You can find the answers in the Citizens for Global Solutions' 2006 Congressional Report Card, the most comprehensive tool for evaluating which legislators are true advocates of cooperative solutions to global problems.
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• Cash for Flash Contest Launched
  Citizens for Global Solutions launched its second annual Flash movie contest, “Cash for Flash.”  The contest encourages young people to exercise their technological expertise to create an educational and entertaining flash movie about why global problems matter to Americans and what America can do about them.
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• International Criminal Court Takes a Pass on Iraq Allegations
  The International Criminal Court (ICC) announced today that it would not proceed with an investigation into allegations of war crimes in Iraq. The ICC’s decision was communicated in a letter to groups that had submitted evidence of alleged crimes committed in Iraq.
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2005

• 22 Organizations Send Letter to Secretary of State Rice, Urging Reversal in Negotiating Tactics at the UN
  A group of 22 diverse and prominent NGOs joined forces today, urging Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice to reverse the Bush Administration’s negotiating tactics that could sink UN reform efforts.
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• Mexico Becomes 100th Country Party to the ICC
  Citizens for Global Solutions calls on the Bush Administration to reclaim America’s historic role as a leader of international law and justice and endorse the International Criminal Court.
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• ICC Issues Arrest Warrants in Uganda
  Citizens for Global Solutions, one of the leading advocacy groups for a strong and effective International Criminal Court (ICC), today welcomed the ICC’s announcement that it has issued an arrest warrant for Lords Resistance Army (LRA) chief Joseph Kony.
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• Bill O’Reilly’s Comments Demand Action!
  On September 14, 2005, President George W. Bush thanked the United Nations for helping Americans deal with Hurricane Katrina. On that very same day, Bill O’Reilly said: "I just wish Katrina had only hit the United Nations building, nothing else"
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• Reaction to President's Address to the United Nations and The Outcome Document
  Citizens for Global Solutions commends the President for speaking passionately and resolutely in support of the UN’s founding ideals. We agree with the President’s assessment that “the world is more compassionate and hopeful when we work together.”
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• 42 NGOs Sign Letter Calling on President Bush to Play a Productive Role at Upcoming UN Summit
  The letter calls on the President, Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice, UN Ambassador John R. Bolton and Under Secretary of State Nicholas Burns to push for critical reforms as well as a constructive agenda on development, security, democracy, and human rights.
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• Citizens for Global Solutions Launches a "Campaign for a 21st Century United Nations"
  Citizens for Global Solutions launched its “Campaign for a 21st Century United Nations” today, in support of a more effective United Nations and stronger U.S.-UN relations.
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• Citizens for Global Solutions Summer Games: Entrants Use Media to Solve Global Problems
  Citizens for Global Solutions launched its inaugural Summer Games today, a contest that challenges young people to put their technological expertise toward a constructive purpose.
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• President Bush Puts Politics Over Principle: Recess Appoints John Bolton
  President Bush used his Constitutional authority to appoint John Bolton to the post of U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations.
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• Statement on Appointment of Roger Winter as Special Representative for Sudan
  Citizens for Global Solutions applauds the Bush Administration for appointing Roger Winter to serve as Special Representative of the Deputy Secretary of State for Sudan.
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• Statement on UK's Decision to Charge Soldiers with War Crimes
  Citizens for Global Solutions welcomes the decision of UK Attorney General Lord Goldsmith to bring charges under Britain’s International Criminal Court (ICC) Act of 2001 against three British soldiers accused of atrocities in Iraq.
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• ICC Prosecutor Says Investigations Progressing in Darfur, But Help is Needed
  Citizens for Global Solutions commends ICC Prosecutor Ocampo for moving swiftly forward to hold accountable those responsible for the genocide in Darfur. In addition, we call on the international community to play a bigger, more effective role in assisting the investigations and ending the atrocities that continue to plague the Sudanese province.
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• Citizens for Global Solutions Releases 2005 Congressional Report Card
  Citizens for Global Solutions 2005 Congressional Report Card is the most comprehensive tool for evaluating which legislators are true advocates of cooperative solutions to global problems.
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• Senate Remains Concerned About John Bolton's Nomination
  The Senate’s actions indicate that Mr. Bolton has neither the confidence of Congress nor the credibility to represent America at the United Nations. Citizens for Global Solutions calls on Mr. Bolton to withdraw his nomination, and urges President Bush to appoint a far more credible, trusted, and subsequently, effective nominee.
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• House Passes Reckless UN Reform Legislation
  Citizens for Global Solutions regards the UN Reform Act of 2005 (HR 2745), introduced by Rep. Henry Hyde (R-IL), as a reckless bill that represents a clear break with a strong bipartisan tradition of supporting the United Nations and a major setback to U.S. foreign policy.
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• Hyde UN Reform Act is Damaging to U.S. Foreign Policy Interests
  The Hyde UN Reform Act is the wrong way to ensure that the United Nations is made more efficient, effective and accountable. U.S. interests are better served by engaging the UN in its reform process and providing it with adequate resources, rather than by holding the international body hostage with the threat of withholding dues.
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• ICC Prosecutor Launches Investigations Into Darfur With his decision today to open investigations into the situation in Darfur, International Criminal Court (ICC) Prosecutor Luis Moreno Ocampo took a significant step towards advancing justice in the Sudanese province.
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• United States Must Reengage on Issue of Climate Change, Representation Needed at Bonn, Germany
  While the environmental Ministers of 190 nations gathered in Bonn, Germany over the past two days, to discuss next steps on global climate change after the expiration of the Kyoto Protocol in 2012, the United States once again was conspicuously absent.
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• “The United States can do Better than John Bolton”
  Citizens for Global Solutions Calls on Mr. Bolton to Withdraw his Nomination
  After vigorous debate, the Senate Foreign Relations Committee decided to send John Bolton’s nomination for U.S. Ambassador to the UN to the Senate floor without the Committee’s support or recommendations.
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• Senator Biden Challenges Senator Lugar's Attempt to Curtail Bolton Investigation
  Citizens for Global Solutions applauds Senator Biden’s commitment to a full investigation based upon all relevant and useful information. However, we are troubled by Senator Lugar’s eagerness to expedite the investigations into John Bolton’s past.
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• President Bush to Meet with Nigerian President Olusegun Obasanjo
  Nigerian President Obasanjo will meet with President Bush tomorrow in Washington, DC. Citizens for Global Solutions calls on President Bush to discuss an important issue of national and international security – the transfer of Charles Taylor to the Special Court for Sierra Leone.
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• Senate Foreign Relations Committee Agrees Allegations Against Bolton Serious
  After vigorous debate, the Senate Foreign Relations Committee unanimously agreed that more time is needed to address allegations against John Bolton, nominated to be U.S.
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• New Poll Shows Rhode Islanders Oppose John Bolton - Senator Chafee Should do the Same
  Over 80 percent of Rhode Islanders oppose the nomination of John Bolton for U.S. Ambassador to UN, according to a recent survey taken by Zogby. The survey shows the growing disconnect between Senator Lincoln Chafee (R-RI), who continues to express support for the Bolton nomination, and his constituents, the majority of whom are opposed to the appointment.
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• Stop Bolton Ads Begin Running in Nebraska
  On Thursday, April 7th, Citizens for Global Solutions will air television advertisements on three major Nebraska television stations in opposition to the nomination of John Bolton for U.S.
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• John Bolton: Wrong Man to Represent the United States at the UN
  Organizations and former U.S. Ambassadors hold press conference to oppose nomination.
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• U.S. Puts Principles over Politics: Atrocities in Darfur Finally Referred to the International Criminal Court
  With eleven votes supporting, and four countries including the United States abstaining, the United Nations Security Council referred the situation in Darfur, Sudan to the International Criminal Court (ICC) tonight.
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• Kofi Annan’s Report, “In Larger Freedom”, Provides an Opportunity Not To Be Missed
  Citizens for Global Solutions welcomes the Secretary-General’s agenda setting report, “In Larger Freedom”, released today. The report lays out a broad new vision of collective security. It also sets out clear changes that need to be made at the United Nations to ensure that the UN can effectively and efficiently meet the challenges of the 21st century world.
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• Citizens for Global Solutions Welcomes The United Nations Emergency Peace Service Legislation
  Citizens for Global Solutions enthusiastically welcomes Representatives Albert Wynn (D-MD) and James Leach’s (R-IA) resolution calling for the creation of The United Nations Emergency Peace Service (UNEPS). UNEPS is a timely and important step in providing the world community with the international emergency service it desperately needs. It is a step that we encourage Congress to support with swift passage.
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• WWW.STOPBOLTON.ORG GOES LIVE!
  Citizens for Global Solutions Members Come together to Champion UN Reform
  Members of Citizens for Global Solutions across the country responded overwhelmingly to the need for a campaign to promote a positive U.S.-UN relationship, call for UN reform and argue that John Bolton is not the right person to carry forward the administration’s UN reform agenda.
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• Letter to the UN Secretary General and Security Council Members on Darfur Resolution
  We unanimously urge members to reject the Security Council's proposed resolution on Sudan on the ground that another weak resolution will exacerbate rather than ameliorate the situation in Darfur. Council members should adopt a strong resolution that aims to end the crisis.
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• Citizens for Global Solutions Opposes Nomination of John Bolton for UN Ambassador Post
  Throughout his career in foreign policy, John Bolton has demonstrated hostility and utter disregard not only towards the United Nations but also towards international law. His nomination as Ambassador to the UN comes at a time of much-needed reconciliation within the international community and will undermine President Bush’s recent declaration of “a new era of transatlantic unity.”
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• UN Forces Safeguard the DRC's Peace
  Recent incidents between UN peacekeepers and local militias in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) once again display the need for UN missions to be robust, equipped and ready to defend themselves and the civilians they protect. Strong, effective and efficient UN peace operations are essential in building permanent peace and security, nowhere more so than in the DRC.
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• Darfur Accountability Act
  Citizens for Global Solutions welcomes the Darfur Accountability Act, as introduced by Senators Corzine (D-NJ) and Brownback (R-KS), and hopes that it will be a catalyst for action to end the atrocities in Darfur, Sudan. The bill not only demonstrates that a bipartisan consensus exists on Darfur, but also advocates courses of action that Citizens for Global Solutions has long endorsed.
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• John Cooney Wins Flash Movie Contest
  John Cooney, a student at University of California – Davis, has won the first ever Citizens for Global Solution’s National Flash contest. Cooney received 1,409 of a total 8,784 number of points, meaning that his movie will become Citizens for Global Solutions promotional clip for 2005 and that he will receive a $1,000 cash prize
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• New Polls Reaffirms America’s Support for the ICC
  A recent poll by the Chicago Council on Foreign Relations (CCFR) and the Program on International Policy Attitudes (PIPA) at the University of Maryland revealed what has long been known: that a large, bipartisan majority of Americans favor sending cases of genocide and war crimes to the International Criminal Court (ICC)
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• US Leadership Still Needed on Climate Change
  Citizens for Global Solutions welcomes the Kyoto Protocol, which comes into effect today, and calls on the United States government to re-engage with the international community on the important issue of climate change.
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• Darfur: Put Peace and Justice Before Politics
  Citizens for Global Solutions is disappointed by the conclusion of the United Nations Special Commission of Inquiry report on Darfur, that determined a pattern of “killing of civilians, torture, enforced disappearances, destruction of villages, rape and other forms of sexual violence throughout Darfur;” does not constitute genocide.
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• Citizens for Global Solutions Applauds Senator McCain’s Support of the International Criminal Court
  In a BBC Worldservice televised debate before the World Economic Forum on Friday January 28th, Senator John McCain (R- AZ) declared his support for the United States joining the International Criminal Court (ICC), asserting: “I want us in the ICC.”
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• Citizens for Global Solutions Calls on President Bush to Ensure Accountability in Darfur
  The International Criminal Court is the Only Practical Option to End the Atrocities in Darfur Now. The letter also called on the President to provide access to the evidence of genocide already gathered by the U.S. Department of State. The Commission’s investigation is likely to reveal that genocide, war crimes and/or crimes against humanity took place, and also identify those individuals responsible for these acts.
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• Citizens For Global Solutions Announces The Edward Rawson Fellows Program
  The  establishment of the Edward Rawson Fellows Program, which provides recent college and university graduates the opportunity to obtain hands-on experience working on global issues with one of the country’s leading educational and advocacy organizations.
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40 NGOs Call on U.S. to Fully Fund Peacekeeping 
By Jim Lobe
(Inter Press Service News Agency, March 12, 2007)
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Energy Independence
By Howard Salter
(The Politico, February 1, 2007)
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Inter Press Service News Agency features Golzar Kheiltash
By Srabani Roy
(IPS, January 31, 2007)
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The Washington Post features Raj Purohit
By Nora Boustany
(The Washington Post, January 30, 2007)
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The Progressive features Golzar Kheiltash
By Amitabh Pal
(The Progressive, January 2007)
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LISTEN! Washington Post Radio features Raj Purohit on Iraq Study Group
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A Grand Bargain for the Middle East
By Raj Purohit and Amjad Atallah
(The Christian Science Monitor, December 11, 2006)
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The Minneapolis-St. Paul Star Tribune Features Citizens for Global Solutions
By Sarah Moran
(The Star Tribune, November 7, 2006)
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The Washington Post Features Raj Purohit
By Nora Boustany
(The Washington Post, November 5, 2006)
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Acquiring a Fire Engine Before the Fire Breaks Out: A Proposal for a UN Emergency Peacekeeping Service
By Don Kraus
(The Journal of International Peace Operations, Vol. 2, No. 3 November-December, 2006)
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Uncle Sam Wants You to Reform the United Nations
By Scott Paul
(The Journal of International Peace Operations, Vol. 2, No. 3 November-December, 2006)
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The Toronto Star Features Scott Paul
By Olivia Ward
(The Toronto Star, October 29, 2006)
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A Time for New Blood: A Plan for the Next Ambassador to the U.N.
By Charles J. Brown and Jonathan Dean
(The Washington Examiner, October 27, 2006)
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The Olympian Features Don Kraus
By Pablo Bachelet
(The Olympian, October 15, 2006)
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The Miami Herald Features Don Kraus
By Pablo Bachelet
(The Miami Herald, October 11, 2006)
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Inter Press Service Features Don Kraus
By Thalif Deen
(Inter Press Service, October 11, 2006)
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Malta Today Features Citizens for Global Solutions
By Matthew Vella
(Malta Today, October 8, 2006)
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Citizens for Global Solutions Interviews United Nations General Assembly President H.E. Khalifa
Conducted by Michael Shank
October 2, 2006
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Americans and Darfurians
By Ed Rawson
(The Washington Times, September 21, 2006)
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Bush's Evisceration of U.S. and U.K.'s 'Special Relationship' Over 200 Years
By Raj Purohit
(The Washington Examiner, September 12, 2006)
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Local Communities Can Take Lead on Protecting Environment
By Rich Stazinski
(The Indianapolis Star, September 8, 2006)
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Tell Bolton to Bolt
By Scott Paul
(TomPaine.com, September 6, 2006)
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Lebanon, Sudan:  Who You Gonna Call?
By Don Kraus
(Foreign Policy in Focus, August 30, 2006)
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Replace John Bolton
By Shirley Davis
(Bangor Daily News, August 22, 2006)
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RI Military in Urgent Need of Reform
By Hasballah Saad and Michael Shank
(The Jakarta Post, August 14, 2006)
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Inter Press Service Features Don Kraus
By Jim Lobe
(Inter Press Service, July 27, 2006)
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Middle East media outlets need to start countering the bias of American Stations
By Michael Shank
(The Daily Star, July 13, 2006)
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Inter Press Service Features Scott Paul
By Haider Rizvi
(Tierramerica, July 12, 2006)
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Citizens for Global Solutions Interviews Ben Cohen
Conducted by Michael Shank
July 11, 2006
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A U.N. Role in East Timor
By Jose Ramos Horta and Raj Purohit
(The Boston Globe, July 4, 2006)
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Don't let Zarqawi get away with genocide
By Raj Purohit and Golzar Kheiltash
(The Daily Star, June 6, 2006)
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Union-Tribune Features Citizens for Global Solutions' Flash Contest Finalist
By Meredith Wade
(Union-Tribune, June 2, 2006)
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Asian Tribune Features Don Kraus
By Thalif Deen, Inter Press Service
(Asian Tribune, May 19, 2006)
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Citizens for Global Solutions Interviews Samantha Power
Conducted by Michael Shank
May 11, 2006
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Leaders are hearing our voice: Take action in Darfur
By Ben Long
(Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, May 8, 2006)
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U.S. policy is adrift in uncharted waters over a nuclear Iran
By Charles J. Brown
(The Daily Star, April 29, 2006)
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San Antonio Express-News Editorial Features Fatema Abdul Rasul
(San Antonio Express-News, April 27, 2006)
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Houston Chronicle Editorial Features Fatema Abdul Rasul
(Houston Chronicle, April 26, 2006)
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New York Times Op-Ed Features Fatema Abdul Rasul
(New York Times, April 23, 2006)
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Needed: A Serious Approach to Darfur
By Ed Rawson
(Washington Times, April 21, 2006)
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Citizens for Global Solutions in The Connecticut Post
(The Connecticut Post, April 15, 2006)
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Citizens for Global Solutions Intern featured in local paper
(The Graphic, April 13, 2006)
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Arab, Muslim silence on Darfur conflict is deafening
By Fatema Abdul Rasul
(The Daily Star, April 10, 2006)
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The US should maintain an active role in UN reform
By Don Kraus
(Christian Science Monitor, March 21, 2006)
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Actions Speak Louder Than Words in Darfur
By Charles J. Brown
(The Washington Examiner, January 30, 2006)
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How Involved Should the U.S. Be in Relieving the Darfur Crisis?
By Raj Purohit and Howard Salter
(The Christian Science Monitor, January 26, 2006)
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Preventing the Next Mess
By Charles J. Brown
(The Washington Examiner, January 4, 2006)
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Warming Globally, Acting Locally
By Scott Paul and Sam Stein
(tompaine.com, December 16, 2005)
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The UN: Pay As You Like It?
By Don Kraus
(The Globalist, December 8, 2005)
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Criminal Arrogance
By Raj Purohit and Sam Stein
(Tompaine.com, October 14, 2005)
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Robert's Rules of War
By Raj Purohit
(Tompaine.com, Sept. 14, 2005)
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The Battle of Turtle Bay
By Don Kraus and Simon Weber
(Tompaine.com, August 17, 2005)
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Winners, Losers, Lessons
By Charles J. Brown
(TheWashingtonNote.com, August 1, 2005)
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Keep Paying Our UN Dues
By Don Kraus
(Washington Times, July 23, 2005)
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Thicker Than Blood
By Don Kraus and Dominic Holt
(Tompaine.com: July 19, 2005)
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Bush Fiddles While the World Warms
By Heather Hamilton, Sam Stein
(Tompaine.com: July 11, 2005)
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Lose a Bully; Gain a Legacy
By Don Kraus and Sam Stein
(Tompaine.com: June 27, 2005)
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Does the US Really Want Justice in Darfur?
By Stuart Ford
(The International Criminal Court Monitor, April 2005)
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The Spawn of Cheney
By Don Kraus and Simon Weber
(Tompaine.com: April 5, 2005)
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101 Steps Toward a More Secure World
by Don Kraus (Foreign Policy in Focus, December 8, 2004)
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U.S. AT ODDS OVER WORLD TRIBUNAL: Bush Administration Suspends Aid to Nations that Refuse to Shield Americans from War Crimes Court
By Letta Tayler (Newsday: October 17, 2004)  Source: Citizens for Global Solutions
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THE CRUCIAL QUESTIONS: Before they get to domestic politics, there are three questions that both candidates should have to answer. By Walter Cronkite, Charles J. Brown and John B. Anderson
(American Prospect Web Exclusive: October 8, 2004)
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U.S. OPPOSITION TO THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT: ICC - the other American offensive.
(Le Monde, September 25, 2004.  Global Solutions referenced as source.)
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IS UN Peacekeeping an Effective Program, Deserving of U.S. Support? By Harpinder Athwal
(CONGRESSIONAL DIGEST A PRO & CON MONTHLY September 2004, VOL. 83 NO. 7)
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New World Order: An image makeover helps a peace group face the future by Marilyn Dickey (The Chronicle of Philanthropy, September 2, 2004) HTML Format

Court Jesters: Remember the International Criminal Court? House Republicans sure do by Mark Goldberg (The American Prospect, September 1, 2004)
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Getting Peacekeeping Right at the G-8, by Don Kraus
(Foreign Policy in Focus, June 7, 2004)
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