Friday, December 6, 2013

[RED DEMOCRATICA] Mandela Remembered, David Ignatius, Ukraine

 

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Madiba: A Belief in Humanity
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'The accessibility, casual intimacy and humanity that I was privileged to experience in meeting him has in fact, made an entire nation and world feel they were members of his family and can call him Madiba,' writes Steve McDonald on the sad occasion of Nelson Mandela's death
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A potent mixture of globalization, economic inequality and political conflict is shaking the foundations of global stability. In this National Conversation, David Ignatius and panelists discuss globalization and the resulting pressures on political structures in the Middle East, Europe, Africa, and Asia.

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Calm Down About Ukraine Calm Down About Ukraine

"The bigger problem with lamentations about ‘who lost Ukraine’ is that they offer no useful assessment of why Ukraine’s President Viktor Yanukovich actually decided to walk away from the table, while painting the future with a hopelessly broad brush, and sidestepping the most important question—what to do next," writes Matthew Rojansky in The National Interest.
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Second Acts: Tenacity and Reinvention (Politico)

Jane Harman appeared with a panel of women leaders who shared their personal experiences of continuing to pursue success after failure.
Iran Nuclear Deal Will Transform Region; Saudis, Israelis Watching Every Move (Breaking Defense)

Michael Adler argues that this interim deal has cleared the table of a tangled web of demands and counter-demands, enabling effective negotiation to take place. Meanwhile the interim deal ensures strict monitoring of Iran’s nuclear program, though Iran still maintains the capacity to make atomic bombs.
Biden Spotlights China Treatment of U.S. Journalists (Associated Press)

Robert Daly analyzes China’s ongoing clash with foreign journalists and this reputation may be negatively impacting China’s soft power. This article was also published by Politico, FOX News, and ABC News.

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