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Context Few relationships, if any, matter more to the United States than the one it shares with its southern neighbor. Mexico is a vital trading partner, a source of heritage for millions of Americans, a neighbor in an uncertain world, and a partner on numerous global challenges. In this interview, two former diplomats and a journalist explore this important relationship.
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On this episode of Dialogue at the Wilson Center Caryle Murphy, an independent journalist and a former Wilson Center public policy scholar, joins us to discuss her latest book A Kingdom's Future: Saudi Arabia Through the Eyes of Its Twentysomethings. Also, which environmental issues will dominate headlines this year? | | | | | | | | | | | Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars
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The Rise Fall of Iran in Arab and Muslim Eyes - A New Poll
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