- Jason Ukman
- Editor
Jason Ukman is the lead writer and editor for Checkpoint Washington, The Washington Post’s blog on diplomacy, intelligence and military affairs. Jason joined The Post in the summer of 2001. He spent seven years on the foreign desk, editing coverage from Latin America and East Asia, as well as from India, Pakistan and Afghanistan. He previously served as the paper’s deputy national security editor and as economics editor.
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