Negroponte named US director of national intelligence

US President George Bush has chosen John Negroponte, US ambassador to Iraq and former UN ambassador, to be the new director of national intelligence.

Negroponte named US director of national intelligence
Thu, 17 Feb, 2005 - 15:01

US President George Bush has chosen John Negroponte, US ambassador to Iraq and former UN ambassador, to be the new director of national intelligence.

It is a sudden job change for Negroponte, a career diplomat who was ambassador to the UN in the lead up to the invasion of Iraq.

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