Articles written by Simeon Adebolu
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Cultural Diplomacy
Cultural diplomacy describes a form of diplomacy that places an emphasis on cultural recognition and understanding as a basis for dialogue.
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Al-Maliki and Ahmadinejad
Al-Maliki's decision to visit Ahmadinejad in the wake of government withdrawals suggests there was more to his visit than the official line of 'security discussions'.
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Ethiopia Celebrates New Millennium
Once again, preparations are underway to welcome the third millennium, except on this occasion, by adherents of the ancient Ethiopian Coptic calendar.
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UN Expands Role in Iraq
Uncertainty looms as UN Staff Council voices opposition to expanded role for UN and issues its own Resolution, calling for the removal of all UN staff based in Iraq.
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Iraq: 1991 and 2003 Invasions
Iraq is among an exclusive list of countries that claim to have had a great influence on world culture. A brief historical overview is provided here.
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Iraq Study Group Report
Iraq needs a fresh approach; free from party political pressures and ulterior motives. Was the Baker-Hamilton Report a missed opportunity?
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Explosion at St Pancras Chambers
Loud explosion at St Pancras Chambers triggers mass evacuations by police.
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Russia - UK Cultural Diplomacy
Russia responds to UK decision to expel 4 diplomats.
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The Technical Aid Corps Scheme
Thousands of Africans mobilise to deliver humanitarian aid to other nations. Does this signal a growing trend?
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EU- Africa Cultural Diplomacy
For the first time in its history, the EU Commission will hold a meeting on another continent, in Africa. Is cultural diplomacy the answer to solving world problems?
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