Uri Friedman

Uri Friedman, managing editor at the Atlantic Council and a contributing writer at The Atlantic

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Global Editor at The Atlantic; former associate editor of Foreign Policy magazine

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Afghanistan's presidential elections have seen a decline in voter participation for a lot of reasons.

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Last night's televised debate may be the last of its kind before the Republican presidential nomination has been decided.

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