Elizabeth Hagedorn is a State Department Correspondent at Al-Monitor. She focuses on U.S. policy in the Middle East and North Africa, having reported from the region during Secretary of State Antony Blinken's press tours and conducted interviews with various foreign ministers. Her work has also appeared in notable publications such as Middle East Eye, The National, and The Guardian.
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By: Elizabeth Hagedorn
The decision affects some 6,100 Syrians who live in the United States.
Secretary of State Marco Rubio acknowledged "a lot of work" remains.
By: Elizabeth Hagedorn, Jared Szuba
The deal establishes a US-facilitated military coordination group to oversee the creation of two pilot zones in southern Lebanon.
By: Elizabeth Hagedorn
The pair discussed "possible avenues for cooperation" to advance Libya's unification.
By: Elizabeth Hagedorn
With a final nuclear agreement far from reach, the US-Iran conflict risks settling into a new status quo.
The United States had issued the two-month waiver as part of its preliminary deal with Iran.
The terrorism label remains a key obstacle to Syria's postwar reconstruction.
The terrorism label remained a key obstacle to Syria's postwar reconstruction.
The United States and Iran are escalating their tit-for-tat strikes, posing the biggest threat yet to their framework deal.
Satellite imagery has detected recent construction at the underground facility.
