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Author Archives: Sarah Holewinski

Aid for Drone Victims

To the Editor: Re “Questions on Drone Strike Find Only Silence” (front page, Nov. 23): Faisal bin Ali Jaber, a…

November 28, 2013Blog, Op-EdBy Sarah Holewinski

Five Ways Obama Can Fix Drones Right Now

The way proponents talk about them, you’d think Zeus gifted drones straight from his backpack. Alternatively, you might also believe…

November 6, 2013Blog, Op-EdBy Sarah Holewinski

Civilians can benefit when the military learns from its mistakes

Letter to the Editor by Sarah Holewinski Thomas E. Ricks was exactly right in his Oct. 27 Sunday Opinion column,…

October 29, 2013Blog, Op-EdBy Sarah Holewinski

Marla Ruzicka’s Heroism

Arifa had lost nearly everything when Marla Ruzicka walked through the door and into her life. The American intervention in…

September 19, 2013Blog, Op-EdBy Sarah Holewinski

Bring drones out of the shadows

The president’s pick for CIA director — John Brennan — is one of a handful of U.S. officials who understands…

February 7, 2013Blog, Op-EdBy Sarah Holewinski

Drones: An Outlier in a Transparent Presidency

President Obama is quite literally writing his legacy on the use of force during his second term. According to media reports,…

January 16, 2013Blog, Op-EdBy Sarah Holewinski

Do Less Harm

The Afghanistan and Iraq wars taught the United States painful lessons about the need to limit harm to civilians and compensate…

January 1, 2013Blog, Op-EdBy Sarah Holewinski

Safeguarding Libyan Civilians

In his July 7 op-ed, “Libya becomes a democracy,” Libyan Ambassador Ali Suleiman Aujali promised that “Libyans will never forget…

July 12, 2012Blog, Op-EdBy Sarah Holewinski

In Libya, a legacy up for debate

This post originally appeared in the Huffington Post. Qaddafi is gone and NATO’s command center in Naples is closed, but…

January 30, 2012Blog, Op-EdBy Sarah Holewinski
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