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State Department Office Sees Last-Minute Surge of New Evangelical Appointees

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The sweeping hires will leave the Biden administration with a depleted stable of experts on mass atrocities, including war crimes and genocide, and international justice, hampering its efforts to rebuild a department that has traditionally sought to hold the world’s worst mass murderers accountable for their crimes. However, it appears likely that incoming President Joe Biden’s State Department will be able to replace them with its own picks, as most have not served long enough to obtain permanent contracts.Colum Lynch is a senior staff writer at&nbsp;Foreign Policy.&nbsp;Twitter:&nbsp;Trending NowBy TaboolaMore from Foreign PolicyBy TaboolaRep. Gregory Meeks, who took the gavel this week, also urged the State Department to reverse its decision to close the last two U.S. consulates in Russia.From the Vatican to Brazil, foreign officials are getting tired of Pompeo dragging their governments into Trump’s reelection campaign.The NGOs and activists criticizing the commission’s inaugural report are distorting its contents.Latest12345Voices

The sweeping hires will leave the Biden administration with a depleted stable of experts on mass atrocities, including war crimes and genocide, and international justice, hampering its efforts to rebuild a department that has traditionally sought to hold the world’s worst mass murderers accountable for their crimes. However, it appears likely that incoming President Joe Biden’s State Department will be able to replace them with its own picks, as most have not served long enough to obtain permanent contracts.Colum Lynch is a senior staff writer at&nbsp;Foreign...

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