Jeremy Shapiro

Brookings Institution

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Visiting fellow in the Foreign Policy program at the Brookings Institution

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The US and Europe Put Pressure on Russia

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In Montreaux Switzerland today, Syrian peace talks got under way, preliminary to the so-called Geneva II process scheduled for Friday.

A War of Words about Peace in Syria

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