Transatlantic im Yasni Exposé von Joerg Wolf

Fulbright Alumni e.V. "The essence of intercultural education is the acquisition of empathy - the ability to see the world as others see it, and to allow for the possibility that others may see something we have failed to see, or see it more accurately." J. William Fulbright The Middle East has gained increased prominence in U.S. and European security policies. The United States needs European support in this region more than in any other world region. Unfortunately the strongest of all transatlantic foreign policy disagreements are also over the Middle East, especially over Iraq and Iran. Transatlantic cooperation is needed more than ever and requires support from the Arab world as well.

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“konkret”. Von Gremliza zu Hayek. Scheint irgenwie ein Muster zu sein ;-) ... Michael Kreutz schreibt über die Protestie ...

18. Dez. 2007 Consul-At-Arms  Joerg Wolf at The Atlantic Review ("A Press Digest for Transatlantic Affa ...

J. Carter Wood recommended this interesting article (Thank you!) and points out in his blog Obscene Desserts that "someone at the Washington Post seems to think the German capital ...

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