Evelyn Leopold

Contributor, Huffington Post

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Contributor to the Huffington Post; veteran United Nations Bureau Chief for Reuters (1993-2010)

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Last year, in his first speech to the UN General Assembly, President Obama promised a new era of American engagement with the rest of the world.

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