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| − | :Daniel Kimmage is a Regional Analyst for Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty, focussing on Central Asia. In his research he has translated and interpreted various Arabic writings on violent jihad, as well as writing frequently about security issue in Central Asia and Russia. He has lived and worked extensively in Russia and speaks fluent English, Russian and Arabic. | + | :Daniel Kimmage is a Regional Analyst for [[Radio Free Europe]]/Radio Liberty, focussing on Central Asia. In his research he has translated and interpreted various Arabic writings on violent jihad, as well as writing frequently about security issue in Central Asia and Russia. He has lived and worked extensively in Russia and speaks fluent English, Russian and Arabic.<ref>Event at House of Commons, 22 May 2008. Speech co-hosted by the [[Centre for Social Cohesion]]; Commons room obtained thanks to: Patrick Mercer</ref> |
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From the Henry Jackson Society profile:
- Daniel Kimmage is a Regional Analyst for Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty, focussing on Central Asia. In his research he has translated and interpreted various Arabic writings on violent jihad, as well as writing frequently about security issue in Central Asia and Russia. He has lived and worked extensively in Russia and speaks fluent English, Russian and Arabic.[1]
Contact, References and Resources
Contact
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- ↑ Event at House of Commons, 22 May 2008. Speech co-hosted by the Centre for Social Cohesion; Commons room obtained thanks to: Patrick Mercer
