(cache) Siobhán O’Grady

Siobhán O'Grady is a staff writer at Foreign Policy, where she runs the website's Passport blog and writes on U.S.-Africa relations. A two-time grant recipient from the International Women's Media Foundation, Siobhán has reported from South Sudan, Eastern Congo, and Sénégal, and lived in Morocco and Cameroon. Originally from Boston, she holds a dual degree in political science and French from Dickinson College and previously reported on border security, drug cartels, prison reform, and all things Ted Cruz for the Houston Chronicle's Washington, D.C. bureau. Her work has also appeared on WBUR and in the San Antonio Express, the San Francisco Chronicle, and others.

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Five World Leaders We’d Like Gary Johnson to Meet

Gary Johnson couldn't name one world leader. Here, we introduce him to Obama, Putin, Xi, May, Sisi.

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South Sudan VP Blames Former Rebel Leader for Unrest

Riek Machar's replacement in the transitional government claims the former rebel leader never accepted his subordinate role, and tried to play "parallel president."

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After Burkini Bans, France Moves to Open Nudist Park in Paris

Burkinis might be a threat to public order, but nudist camps? Those are just fine.

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‘The Best American Debate Since World War II’: How the World Saw Clinton and Trump

The world watched last night's debate. Here's what it saw.

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FIFA Dismantled Its Anti-Racism Task Force And Says Its Work Is Done

Despite calls for it to remain intact, FIFA has dismantled its anti-racism task force.

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France to U.K.: Brexit Doesn’t Mean You Can’t Help Us Handle the Crisis in Calais

French President François Hollande visited Calais and said the camp will be destroyed by the end of the year, but he needs Britain's help.

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Congo Won’t Organize Elections, But Wants to Sell This New Plan Instead

Congolese officials won't announce election dates, but want to sell the international community on a transitional government instead.

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Ethiopian Olympian: Prime Minister’s Claims I Was Coerced into Protest Are ‘False and Insulting’

Feyisa Lilesa explains why ongoing ethnic violence in Ethiopia stirred him to make his own high-profile protest.

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Hungarian FM: We Want to Process Migrants at Offshore Centers Like Australia Does

In an exclusive interview in New York, Hungary's foreign minister praised Australia's migration system and said Hungary should mimic it.

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Gabon Is Recounting Its Votes, But the Ballots Were Already Burned

The Gabonese ambassador to the U.S. said the ballots have been burned but that a recount will take place -- just without observers.

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