Dan De Luce | Foreign Policy

Dan De Luce is Foreign Policy’s chief national security correspondent. He joined FP in June 2015 after working as Pentagon correspondent for Agence France-Presse. Prior to that, Dan reported for the Guardian from Iran until he was expelled by the regime in 2004. After the end of communist rule in Eastern Europe, Dan worked as a freelance journalist in Prague. He later covered the war in former Yugoslavia for Reuters from 1993 to 1995 before serving as Sarajevo bureau chief after the conflict. Born and raised in Los Angeles, Dan lives in Washington with his wife, journalist and author Caitriona Palmer, and his four children.

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Memo outlines a “21st century financial version of Kennedy’s Cuba quarantine.”

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How the U.S. Got Dragged Into Yemen

Both Obama and Trump have backed a Saudi-led air campaign that has killed thousands of civilians.

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U.N. Ambassador Nikki Haley steps in as America’s de facto diplomat-in-chief.

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Shut Out of the White House, Iran Hawk Makes Public Appeal to Trump

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