“WHY DOES THE WORLD NEED DIPLOMAT ARTISTS?” By, SUSAN SACIRBEY
Angelina Jolie, Brad Pitt, Sean Penn, Shakira, Charlize Theron, George Clooney, Michael Douglas, and Danny Glover are familiar nam…
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President Obama Comparing Libya to Bosnia – What Lessons? By Ambassador mo
“Fatal Attraction” to “Civil War” - do not make the same mistakes in Libya that were made in Bosnia & Herzegovina. Senator…
Cyprus – Bosnia & Herzegovina: Analogies Defined by Flags? By Ambassador mo
Just like internationally recognized Bosnia, Cyprus will have to choose which flag if reintegration is to move ahead. One of our D…
“MUHAMMAD YUNUS BANKS ON AMERICA,” By, SUSAN SACIRBEY
Muhammad Yunus, Nobel Peace Prize Laureate, Father of Modern Microfinance, banks on America in “To Catch a Dollar.” “To Cat…
Is Germany Second Biggest Loser from UN Security Council War on Gaddafi? By Ambassador mo
When Germany abstained on vote for Resolution 1973 by which UN Security Council authorized “all necessary measures” to confron…
Women in Diplomacy & Peacekeeping-Peacebuilding by Ambassador mo
It is not just about equal access, but also the UN being more effective in its mission. As March ends - this year the whole month …
“60 MINUTES” PROFILES GLOBAL MEDICAL RELIEF FUND” by, Susan Sacirbey
Empowering children from Iraq, Pakistan, Afghanistan, Congo, Haiti, China, Indonesia, Bosnia, Kosovo, Mexico is what the Global Me…
What Can Arab World Learn from Latin America?- Your Insights? By Ambassador mo
Contrary to “Arab World,” searching United Nations and US media reports for Latin America, and one finds barely a mention even…
The UN Security Council to address Ivory Coast (Cote d’Ivoire) as country swerves toward full conflict – Ambassador mo
Civil war and ethnic cleansing momentum is accelerating, ECOWAS is frustrated by obstructionism and the UN and most of us are focu…
“MARCH 21, PAST AND PRESENT, LESSONS TO BE LEARNED” by, SUSAN SACIRBEY
On March 21, 1960, South African police opened fire on a peaceful demonstration in Sharpeville. Sixty-nine deaths of those protest…
