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HAPPENING NOW: What are Washington’s foreign-policy priorities for the United Nations General Assembly? FP's @RaviReports is speaking with @USAmbUN Linda Thomas-Greenfield as she answers these questions, and more: buff.ly/3RQr9Uy
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.@USAmbUN Linda Thomas-Greenfield: What Russia is doing in Ukraine "constitutes war crimes. We have to absolutely continue to expose what they're doing and hold them accountable."

Watch the live discussion with FP's @RaviReports now: foreignpolicy.com/live/america-a…
Audience question: What kinds of reforms will @USAmbUN propose at #UNGA next week?

Linda Thomas-Greenfield: Among six main priorities, "we want to enhance cooperation and inclusivity."

Watch the live discussion with FP's @RaviReports now: foreignpolicy.com/live/america-a…
Q: How much is Russia to blame for the current food crisis?

@USAmbUN Linda Thomas-Greenfield: Food insecurity didn't start with the war in Ukraine. "But what we've seen happen over the course of the past six months is that it has worsened significantly."
foreignpolicy.com/live/america-a…
Missed this event? Catch our upcoming FP Live, featuring an in-depth discussion with @NATO's @jensstoltenberg this Thursday Sept. 15 at 9 AM ET.

Register here: foreignpolicy.com/live/an-interv…

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