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When conflict yields cooperation
Christa Case Bryant
Today, we look at how the conflict over the Strait of Hormuz is sparking some cooperation.
Correspondent Taylor Luck, fresh off a trip to Saudi Arabia, writes about how Arab countries are working together to forge a new regional economic model. And our editorial today looks at efforts in Asia to ease the impact of high energy prices. Singapore鈥檚 minister of foreign affairs, Vivian Balakrishnan, puts it this way: 鈥淲e must not compete against each other, but instead support each other mutually.鈥�
And from our magazine, we offer another example of cooperation: How fired USAID staffers are working to connect programs cut off from funding with new funders. In a year, they have funneled $110 million to almost 80 projects across dozens of countries.
