By: Ned Temko
U.S., European, and Arab governments may accept that escalation in the Middle East is inevitable. But they can assert influence to determine how large it becomes, and how quickly it ends.
Ned Temko is an International Affairs Columnist for The Christian Science Monitor and Yahoo News. With a focus on global issues, Ned's articles cover a wide range of topics including international politics, conflicts, human rights, and the pursuit of peace. His insightful analysis and commentary provide readers with a deeper understanding of the complex dynamics shaping our world.
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Ned Temko's coverage primarily focuses on world affairs and government & politics, with a particular emphasis on international relations, democracy, the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, and legal policy regulation. Given this focus, he would likely be interested in pitches from experts who can provide insightful commentary or analysis related to these topics.
With a significant portion of his coverage dedicated to government announcements and evolving stories in world affairs and politics, Ned may respond well to sources who have first-hand knowledge of these events or can offer unique perspectives that add depth to developing stories.
Pitches should align with the specific themes covered by Ned and should aim to offer expertise in areas such as international diplomacy, geopolitical conflicts (especially involving Israel-Palestine), refugee policies, democratic institutions worldwide including Poland’s case. It is important for any outreach efforts to be informed by an understanding of global political dynamics.
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