APR 6, 2011
The Virtual Exchange Makes A Lasting Impact
Adobe Featured Blogs
Two weeks ago, students from the Adobe Youth Voices Peapod Academy in Redwood City, California participated in a virtual exchange with AYV & iEARN students in Pakistan. The event, one of the first in a campaign spearheaded by iEARN to connect classrooms around the globe, has had a lasting impact on students in California...
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APR 6, 2011
All that jazz in Delhi!
The Times of India (IANS)
The festival, featuring nine bands from across the globe, is the maiden inroad of the Indian Centre for Cultural Relations (ICCR) into jazz as a tool of cultural contact spanning Asia, North America and Europe and linking them to jazz lovers here, ICCR director general Suresh Goel told IANS.
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APR 6, 2011
Mohali Diplomacy Building A Bridge Not A Wall: View From Pakistan
Eurasia Review
Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh’s invitation to President Asif Ali Zardari and Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani to watch the Cricket World Cup semi-final between the two countries is not quite a googly — cricket diplomacy has been used in the past — but can something come of the gesture?
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APR 6, 2011
That French Bike Race Might Seem Easy Compared to This One
The Wall Street Journal
When the creators of the Tour de Pakistan launched Asia's longest cycling race in 1983, they were inspired by the Tour de France, right down to the name of the event and the yellow jersey awarded to the leader. But there the similarities come to an abrupt halt.
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APR 5, 2011
Britain’s Cameron in Pakistan seeking “fresh start”
Reuters
British Prime Minister David Cameron will call for a new start in relations with Pakistan on Tuesday, eight months after sparking a diplomatic row by saying Pakistan should not be allowed to "look both ways" on terrorism.
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