Jonathan Tepperman

Foreign Affairs magazine

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Managing Editor of Foreign Affairs magazine

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In Damascus, Syria, the managing editor of Foreign Affairs magazine recently spent much one full day at the presidential palace.

Four Years into Syria's War, a Conversation with al-Assad

In Damascus, Syria, the managing editor of Foreign Affairs magazine recently spent much one full day at the presidential palace.

from To the Point

In Damascus, Syria, last Tuesday the managing editor of Foreign Affairs magazine spent much of the day at the presidential palace.

Four Years into Syria's War, a Conversation with al-Assad

In Damascus, Syria, last Tuesday the managing editor of Foreign Affairs magazine spent much of the day at the presidential palace.

from To the Point

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