New authors at B2I

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I'd like to take a moment an introduce B2I's newest writer, Johannes Koch, who will be blogging from London and the U.S. on American policy and media analysis for the site.

Johannes is a German/Indian journalist who has been living, studying and working in London for the past five years. After graduating with a BA in journalism and politics went on to complete a masters of international studies/politics at the Universities of Birmingham and Melbourne. He's moving to New York in August where he will continue to freelance and hopefully write for us!

His political interests include U.S. foreign policy (especially in the Middle East), international law and peacekeeping.

His first entry will be coming later today and will look at the implications of any Turkish actions across the Iraqi border for US policy as well as what it might mean for the U.S.-Turkish relationship.

UPDATE: It's up.

I will be doing minimal editing once he gets the hang of B2I, except for perhaps little style issues, such as blockquotes, italics and the like.

Secondly, another writer will soon be joining us, a top-notch journalist based here in Lebanon with me. She's Lebanese and brings a unique perspective to B2I. Also, if any of my journo friends from Iraq and elsewhere -- and I know you guys read this -- want to contribute as a "guest poster" basis, please drop me a line.

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