Tibor Peter Nagy

This year Pham and fellow Republican Africanists Tibor Nagy and Joshua Meservey described the Biden administration's ‘One Somalia' policy as a ‘delusion'...

‘You will again see aggressive countering of Chinese influence in Africa ' said Tibor Nagy a former assistant secretary of State for African Affairs under Trump and a former ambassador to Guinea and Ethiopia...

Tibor Nagy the former US Assistant Secretary of State for African Affairs has remarked that Biya and President Teodoro Obiang of Equatorial Guinea were watching Gabon nervously while Julius Malema leader of South Africa's radical Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) has been tweeting in French pleading with Cameroonians to get on with throwing out Biya...

5% of the vote amid widespread state violence and claims of vote-rigging United States Assistant Secretary of State Tibor Nagy condemned the electoral process as 'fundamentally flawed'...

Assistant Secretary of State for African Affairs Tibor Nagy and Ambassador to Ethiopia Michael Raynor have voiced their support for government action...

US Assistant Secretary of State for African Affairs Tibor Nagy has repeatedly resisted re-appointing a special envoy to South Sudan to engage with the regional peace process leaving the US on the fringes...

Despite scheduled visits of US Assistant Secretary of State for African Affairs Tibor Nagy and the return of Ethiopia's Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed no date has been set for a resumption of negotiations over a transition to civil rule...

Yet Tibor Nagy the State Department's Africa man when asked to comment on the Rwanda-Uganda row was offhand about it saying that it was a matter for the two states to sort out for themselves an indication perhaps that Washington sees no real danger in the dispute...

That is the inheritance of Ambassador Tibor Nagy who was nominated as Assistant Secretary of State for African Affairs 475 days after Trump was sworn in...

When receiving the new United States' Ambassador to Ethiopia Tibor Nagy in early October Ethiopian President Negasso Gidada pointedly noted that 'aggression should and must not be rewarded'...