
Episode #17
EP #17: NYT - POLICE CHIEF HONDURAS
<p>We look at a New York Times article from June, 2020. The topic are the DEA accusations against the Honduran chief of police.</p>


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Signup to Generate a PitchAnalyzes reporting on American foreign policy. News articles will be sifted through and elaborated upon. A focus on the Middle East.
Foreign Policy Reporting is hosted by Berm.
Recent episodes include "EP #17: NYT - POLICE CHIEF HONDURAS" (14 June 2020, 31 minutes), "EP #16: NYT Mali insurgent" (10 June 2020, 27 minutes), and "EP #15: New York Times - LIBYA RUSSIA" (7 June 2020, 29 minutes).
Foreign Policy Reporting publishes roughly a few times a week, with episodes averaging 29 minutes.
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Episode #17
<p>We look at a New York Times article from June, 2020. The topic are the DEA accusations against the Honduran chief of police.</p>

Episode #16
<p>Today we look at an article from the New York Times regarding a militant organization in the Sahel.</p>

Episode #15
<p>Looking at a New York Times article on the civil war in Libya.</p>

Foreign Policy Reporting
<p>Looking at a New Yorker article about Melania Trump from 2016.</p>

Episode #13
<p>Discussed in a 2019 article about race in Venezuela.</p>

Episode #12
<p>This episode looks at an article from the Washington Post (May 6), regarding the bill Congress passed to control military engagement with Iran.</p>



Episode #9
<p>This article is titled DISASTER IN THE PACIFIC. Published in ProPublica, December 2019.</p>


Episode #7
<p>Discussing an article from Foreign Policy Magazine regarding the treatment of Shiites within Saudi Arabia.</p>

Episode #6
<p>An article from October, 2019. Published in Politico.</p>

Episode #5
<p>An look at an article from POLITICO entitled: WHAT TRUMP ACTUALLY GETS RIGHT ABOUT SYRIA. The podcast was recorded on 4/24/20, but the article is from October 2019.</p>

Episode #4
<p>We continue with our reflection of an article from AL-MONITOR (April 15 2020) entitled Are there any partners for Turkey among radicals in Idlib? This is part 2.</p>

Episode #3
<p>Evaluate the content of an article from AL-MONITOR, April 15 2020, titled Are there any partners for Turkey among radicals in Idlib?</p>

Episode #2
<p>This is the second part of the evaluation of the NYT article regarding Iraq and the push-back from General White.</p>

Episode #1
<p>This episode evaluates an article from March, 2020, printed in the NYT. The article is titled "<b>Pentagon Order to Plan for Escalation in Iraq Meets Warning From Top Commander"<br><br></b>Focuses on the US...
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