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FEB 8, 2010
Taliban will negotiate, but path fraught with risk
Reuters
Unthinkable a year ago and still officially beyond the pale, the idea of a political role for Taliban leaders in Afghanistan is creeping onto the agenda as war-weary governments seek to bring an end to an unpopular war.
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Non-State PD
Americas
South Asia
Eurasia
FEB 8, 2010
Turkey can save the pompous European has-been
The Daily Star
Copenhagen exposed the demise of Europe not only as a global power, but even as a global arbiter. So what is the EU is left with? As its “hard power” ebbs, its “soft power,” as illustrated by the Copenhagen summit, seems to be very weak. This in part arises from a failure to provide the EU with political power.
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Public Opinion
Eurasia
FEB 8, 2010
EU to become more active in South Caucasus conflict settlement
News.az
The South Caucasus is now a priority region for the European Union and there is no going back from this. Armenia, Azerbaijan and Georgia are members of the Eastern Partnership and both within that framework and bilaterally relations are set to develop. The EU wants this, and the three countries want this too.
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Government PD
Eurasia
FEB 8, 2010
UK museum, Iran cut ties
iafrica.com (Agence France Presse)
The British Museum expressed "great surprise" on Sunday at Iran's announcement that it was cutting ties with the London institution over delays in the loan to Tehran of an ancient Persian treasure. "The new announcement from Mr Baghai therefore comes as a great surprise," the museum said in a statement.
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Cultural Diplomacy
Middle East
Eurasia
FEB 8, 2010
Barcelona offers to beautify Delhi for 2010 Games
The Hindu
The city of Barcelona, which has hosted a successful Olympic Games, offered its cooperation and expertise in beautifying Delhi before the Commonwealth Games starting on October 3.
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Government PD
South Asia
Eurasia
FEB 8, 2010
Why cultural relations? It’s the Welsh economy, stupid
WalesOnline
I'm en route to Wales to meet ministers and talk about how the British Council is helping and can further help in Wales' economic and cultural renaissance. The British Council is 100% for and from the whole UK and we are really proud of that.
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Public Opinion
Eurasia
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 Russia’s public diplomacy in its sphere of ‘privileged interest’: The cases of Ukraine and Georgia
This research project will examine the use of public diplomacy strategies by the Russian federation in order to extend and maintain its soft-power presence in what it has defined as its sphere of 'privileged interest'.
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 Public Diplomacy, Cultural Interventions & the Peace Process in Northern Ireland
Written by a mix of scholars, practitioners and witnesses to the peace process in Northern Ireland, and based on a May 2007 conference hosted by the USC Center on Public Diplomacy, this publication captures a moment of global transition. The essays in this collection fall within one or more of the overlapping circles covered by the terms public diplomacy, Track Two diplomacy, and conflict resolution.
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![]() The Year Ahead: A Strategic Opportunity for European Public Diplomacy
JAN 5, 2010
Daryl Copeland
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![]() U.S., Europe Both Value Multilateral Action, but With Different Motivations and for Different Goals
OCT 26, 2009
Adam Clayton Powell III
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 How to Promote Economic Development: Your Sister City as a Tool
Sister Cities International
February 27, 2010
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 Virginia Haufler: Governing Corporations in Zones of Conflict -Issues, Actors & Institutions
CPD Conversations in Public Diplomacy
12:00 PM, Thursday, November 19, 2009
Venue: USC; SOS B40
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 Conversations in Public Diplomacy: Ambassador Claudia Fritsche
Trust and Transparency in a Changing Global Financial Order: the Role of Liechtenstein
12:00 pm to 1:00 pm, Tuesday, October 20, 2009
Venue: USC, SOS B40
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