"Partnered operations can lower the costs of achieving U.S. security goals, and, if designed well, can also improve security for civilians."
“[S]ometimes we’re less present in places where we should be, just because we can’t guarantee sufficient security,” Schopp said.
InterAction's G7/G20 Advocacy Alliance outline a series of recommendations for the 2019 G7 and G20 summits in these policy papers.
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