Elizabeth Hagedorn is a State Department Correspondent at Al-Monitor. She specializes in reporting on U.S. policy in the Middle East and North Africa, with a focus on conflict, geopolitics, and international affairs. Hagedorn has been featured in Al-Monitor and has previously contributed to other notable publications while covering the region from Turkey and Iraq.
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By: Elizabeth Hagedorn
Washington and Tehran continue indirect talks mediated by Qatar to end the seven-month war.
Renewed fighting in Yemen is forcing the United States to balance support for Saudi Arabia with efforts to preserve its truce with the Houthis.
“President Erdogan, I think, would do as I ask,” he told reporters.
By: Elizabeth Hagedorn
He did not dispute reports that the US military is weighing use of the "mother of all bombs."
Sweeping funding cuts and the Houthis' targeting of aid workers have hobbled relief efforts in war-torn Yemen.
Sweeping funding cuts and the Houthis' targeting of aid workers have hobbled relief efforts in war-torn Yemen.
By: Elizabeth Hagedorn
The Treasury Department accused Karnakis and Karnakis of registering shipping companies linked to Iran's so-called shadow fleet.
By: Elizabeth Hagedorn
President Trump likely views Prime Minister Netanyahu as a known partner should military operations against Iran resume.
By: Elizabeth Hagedorn
A State Department spokesperson said the travel warnings were "not indicative" of new Houthi capabilities.
By: Elizabeth Hagedorn
President Donald Trump's floated involvement after taking the unusual step to endorse the sitting prime minister.
