I am concerned that the current United States approach toward Mali may not be comprehensive and forward-leaning enough to address all three of these difficult, complex, and interconnected crises--security, political, and humanitarian.
Johnny Isakson: “I am concerned that the current United States approach toward Mali may not be comprehensive and forward-leaning enough…”
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Isakson expresses concern over the U.S. approach to the crises in Mali.
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