Vice President and Director of the Foreign Policy program Martin Indyk remembers Ambassador Chris Stevens’ work as someone eager to be on the front lines in Libya. Indyk further outlines the differences between recent demonstrations in Benghazi and Cairo, and the differences in response from Libya and Egypt.
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Commentary
Remembering Ambassador Chris Stevens After Events in Libya and Egypt
September 12, 2012