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David Alexander

Position: Journalist
David has been a journalist for 30 years, based in Washington, London, New Delhi, Jerusalem and Philadelphia. He covered the first Gulf war, the Palestinian intifada and the conflict in Kashmir. Since 1998 he has been an editor and reporter in Washington, covering politics, the White House and other stories.

Articles

Clinton: U.S. concerned about Afghan corruption November 12, 10:38am EST 

By David Alexander MANILA, Nov 12 (Reuters) - The United States is concerned about corruption and poor governance in Afghanistan and has raised those issues with the administration of President Hamid Karzai, U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton said ...  Full Article 

Clinton: U.S. concerned about Afghan corruption
Clinton says Korea naval fight won't deter US envoy
Clinton says Korea naval fight won't deter U.S. envoy visit
Two Koreas' naval clash won't deter U.S. visit-Clinton
Two Koreas' naval clash won't deter U.S. visit-Clinton
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Blog Posts

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Making peace with the MILF

Grappling with the alphabet stew of world insurgencies can have its pitfalls.   Full Article | Comments [7] 

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Clinton pays tribute to U.S. war dead at Manila cemetery

Secretary of State Hillary Clinton pays tribute to American war dead during a visit to a U.S. military cemetery in Manila.  Full Article 

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Clinton finds 'Hillary fans and fanatics' in Philippines

If you're a hard-traveling foreign secretary and need a place to recharge your batteries after a week of diplomacy, the Philippines seems to be the place to go.   Full Article | Comments [1] 

Clinton and the Berlin Wall domino | Comments [1]
Clinton pushes for cooperation on confronting extremism
Performers angry their music used in Guantanamo interrogations | Comments [21]
The First Draft: Executive pay crackdown | Comments [10]
Battle brewing over Guantanamo and its Chinese Muslim prisoners | Comments [1]
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