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Posted By:  Prabaharan
Posted On:  Jul 18, 2009

  UPA loses its diplomacy at NAM
Is the UPA foreign policy mandarins so weak to lose to Pakistani diplomats? That's what it seems to have happened in the NAM summit in Egypt. Leaving its original position of "no talks untill action against 26/11 Mumbai attackers". Although I welcome the change in India's stand, I feel sorry for...... [view]
Posted By:  CWBloggers
Posted On:  Sep 30, 2008

  Canada-U.S. Issues in a Time of American Upheaval: A View from the Ground (ie: a Canuck in New York City)
Notwithstanding Canadian pretensions to remain distinguished and distinct from America, we spend a lot of time worrying if our friends south of the border are paying attention to “our” issues, those policies that impact “our” economy and interests. This opinion...... [view]
Posted By:  CWBloggers
Posted On:  Sep 3, 2008

  Election or bust.
The rumor mill is grinding away…grinding the speculation about an election down into the finest possible specks. But while we all wait for what is now either inevitable or a truly hilarious prank, Canada’s World is springing into action. We’re determined to make our role...... [view]
Posted By:  deane034
Posted On:  Mar 22, 2008

  Freeing Tibet
There's lot of talk recently about the Tibetan situation . There's calls to action from all sorts of places. There's even an online petition, that's being circulated. Now, a petition to a communist regime is probably as useful as a wedding ring to the pope but symbolic gestures have their place,...... [view]
Posted By:  deane034
Posted On:  Mar 17, 2008

  On Pakistan
William Dalrymple , the historian and popular author has an insightful piece on the recent elections in Pakistan. He's quite optimistic about the country's future. Here's a relevant excerpt: widespread publicity given to the [recent] crisis obscured the important changes that had quietly...... [view]
Posted By:  deane034
Posted On:  Mar 10, 2008

  The AID Epidemic
I think the World Bank should close down. Ok, not really but that was kind of what I suggested some time ago at the End Poverty in South Asia blog run by Shanta Devrajan, WB's chief economist for the South Asian region. Devrajan was addressing questions raised by various anti-worldbank groups....... [view]
Posted By:  KarstenWenzlaff
Posted On:  Feb 21, 2008

  Three down
I don’t sleep well before exams. Not because of excitement, but usually when I crammed my head with the things in the book, I get so many interesting ideas. Brains are strange. Just came back from US Foreign Policy exam. I answered questions on China and on Economic Foreign Policy. Went...... [view]
Posted By:  KarstenWenzlaff
Posted On:  Feb 3, 2008

  Economic Interest in US Foreign Policy?
In a couple of days I have to give a small presentation on the impact of US Economic Interest on US Foreign Policy. It is a rather broad question, isn’t it? How to answer it in 10 minutes? Maybe showing this video ? The seminar and the lectures in US Foreign Policy did not really...... [view]
Posted By:  deane034
Posted On:  Dec 17, 2007

  We are screwed
I knew diplomacy in Sri Lanka was always an afterthought, but boy .. MR arrived in London and was received by the SL HC (Kshenuka). MR was quick to take a shot at the lucky lady who is to soon move around in the comfort of a super luxury Jaguar by chipping in “Anna Times ekay thibba, may oyata...... [view]
Posted By:  KarstenWenzlaff
Posted On:  Nov 4, 2007

  The US-Iran-Debate and the lessons learned from containment
Truth, government and debate “From enthusiasm to imposture the step is perilous and slippery; the demon of Socrates affords a memorable instance of how a wise man may deceive himself, how a good man may deceive others, how the conscience may slumber in a mixed and middle state...... [view]
Posted By:  KarstenWenzlaff
Posted On:  Nov 3, 2007

  Course choices and academic life in Cambridge
Classes are very intense and I spend a lot of time in my College library and the department library, but I am really happy that I came to Cambridge. What I really like about my Master Programme is that it is exactly the kind of mixture between applied research, theoretics, economics, law and...... [view]
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  World Affairs Council of Pittsburgh
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Website:  http://www.worldaffairspittsburgh.org
Phone:  412-281-7970
E-mail:  amiena@worldaffairspittsburgh.org 		  Vision:   The mission of the World Affairs Council of Pittsburgh is to promote, on a non-partisan basis, understanding of important international issues, throughout the community and with a special focus on the Pittsburgh region's......
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