Kimberly Dozier

Kim Dozier is a CNN Global Affairs Analyst, former TIME Magazine contributor, and former CBS News foreign correspondent.

Recent Articles

How Saudi Arabia Is Still Teaching Hate

In 2018, Saudi women took to the streets around the country, permitted to drive cars themselves for the first time. That same year, unrelated men and women were allowed to mix at a Formula-E car...

By Kimberly Dozier

A U.S. Plane Crashed in Afghanistan. Why So Many Believed a CIA Chief Was On It.

The wreckage of a U.S. military plane that crashed and burned in a snowy mountainous region in Afghanistan on Monday was still fresh when Iranian state TV ran a story claiming a top CIA officer...

By Kimberly Dozier

Hundreds of Thousands of Protesters March in Iraq Amidst Growing Anti-U.S. Sentiment

Up to half-a-million Iraqis took to the streets of Baghdad on Friday

By Kimberly Dozier

Lost in the Fog of War?

If Iranian anti-aircraft missiles took down a Ukrainian jetliner this week, as U.S. intelligence suggests, the 176 people killed on-board have become the latest victims claimed in the fog of war. Ukraine International Airlines Flight...

By W.J. Hennigan , John Walcott and Kimberly Dozier

After Retaliation, Iran Conflict Returns to the Shadows

The U.S. and Iran have avoided open war, but the conditions on the ground remain as volatile as ever

By Kimberly Dozier and John Walcott

Iraq PM Mulls Delay in U.S. Pullout

Since Friday, when the U.S. killed Iranian general Qasem Soleimani near Iraq’s only international airport, Baghdad and Washington have, on the outside, remained locked in a bitter diplomatic feud. Iraq’s parliament voted on Sunday that...

By Kimberly Dozier

Iraqi Parliament Pushes for U.S. Withdrawal

The move is largely symbolic

By W.J. Hennigan and Kimberly Dozier

Iran Has Vowed Revenge Against the U.S. for Killing Qasem Soleimani. Here's What May Happen Next

The death of a man considered a hero by millions is a tectonic event that carries unknown consequences for Washington and Tehran and risks igniting a wider conflict that could engulf the Middle East.

By W.J. Hennigan , Kimberly Dozier and John Walcott

Will Trump Close the Deal to End Afghanistan's Long War?

President Donald Trump had barely been in Afghanistan for a few hours on Nov. 28 when he made three bold declarations. In coming days, Trump said, the Taliban would stop their attacks and stalled peace...

By Kimberly Dozier

Trump Sanctions Turkey in Attempt to Contain Chaos

President Donald Trump announced Monday his intention to level economic sanctions, hike tariffs and halt trade negotiations with Turkey as a result of its military incursion against U.S.-aligned Kurdish forces in northern Syria.“I will soon...

By W.J. Hennigan , John Walcott and Kimberly Dozier

Pompeo Declined to Sign Afghan Deal

The deal doesn't ensure several crucial things, those familiar with the discussions tell TIME

By Kimberly Dozier

U.S. Close to Peace Deal With Taliban

American troops could leave Afghanistan by November 2020, but hurdles remain and some critics are skeptical

By Kimberly Dozier/Washington

U.S. Didn't Share With Britain Its Plan for Striking Iran

At the Aspen Institute’s annual gathering of national security and foreign policy leaders in July, the former acting CIA director, John McLaughlin, choked up as he recalled how British intelligence chiefs had traversed closed air...

By Kimberly Dozier / Aspen, Colo.

Here's President Trump's Scorecard on 6 World Hotspots

As President Donald Trump prepares to tout his achievements at a Fourth of July speech on the National Mall in Washington, D.C., here’s a snapshot of how global hot spots have fared since he took...

By Kimberly Dozier

They Were Children When They Were Kidnapped By ISIS and Forced to Fight. What Happens Now That They're Home?

This story was produced in partnership with the Pulitzer Center.Raised in northern Iraq’s small Yezidi religious minority, S. was 9 years old when the so-called Islamic State killed his father and brother, kidnapped him and...

By Kimberly Dozier
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