"I am just wondering on Israel's stand on the current turmoil in Egypt. Not clearly coming out with whom they stand, actually conveying the message about the mindset of Jewish state.
Nice article, Firouzeh."
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Yogesh Pagar commented on Firouzeh Afsharnia's blog post From Tunis to Egypt and Iran: Democracy in SubtitlesYogesh Pagar commented on Onnik Krikorian's blog post Skype in Conflict Zones: An example from the Caucasus"Excellent read, Onnik.
I never really read or heard or updated myself with Azerbaijan/ Armenia's troubled zone nor tried to learn more on the bone of contention etc..
Your article did enrich me with valid information, ground reality and also…"
Yogesh Pagar posted a blog postWen Jiabao and what Pakistan really need.
Chinese premier Wen Jiabao's visit to Indian sub-continent did attract global attention. China's attempted involvement into SAARC region time and again has done good for collective economy but also has threatened trade and trust among this region.A real and authentic and "transparent" friendship could always be welcomed by every neighbour between the adjacent nations. Mass-Destructive-Weapons are reaching to fundamentalists and various terror groups residing inside Pakistan is an open secret.…See More
Yogesh Pagar might attend Mostafa B. Elostaz's eventGaza-Palestine – Out of the Margins at Birzeit University - West Bank
October 1, 2010 to October 2, 2010
We are pleased to invite interested scholars and other specialists to submit their proposed contributions to the upcoming international academic conference entitled Gaza-Palestine – Out of the Margins to be held at Birzeit University Friday and Saturday, October 1-2, 2010.The multidisciplinary event will consist of panels dealing with various aspects of this region, composed of a majority of refugees driven out more than sixty years ago, as well as a history of uninterrupted habitation going…See More
Yogesh Pagar replied to Mahmoud Dabo's discussion Unlawful detension"I am shocked hearing your woes.
Did you contact U.K embassy (I guess you are a Britush citizen, right?)
If your travel itinerary was showing visit to Poland, then certainly your Schengen visa included Poland as well.
You must contact EU councel if…"
Yogesh Pagar left a comment for Journal of Peacebuilding and Development"Connected :)
Thanks...
Yogesh pagar"
Yogesh Pagar replied to Libby and Len Traubman's discussion Arabic, Hebrew, English visuals -- Process of Change -- download 32 pages"Excellent work...
Cheers,
Yogesh Pagar"
Yogesh Pagar replied to Sohail Mahmood's discussion Obama's Af-Pak Strategy and the Global War on Terror (GWOT) in the group GLOBAL PEACE MOVEMENT"Very well said & well written topic, Sohail.
Afghanistan is truly 'pushed into' a mess, very unfortunately neighboring countries lack in providing a concrete support to the plight of the families living in there.
India, Iran could have…"
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The aim is to establish peace, justice, equality and fairness through a massive public voice. Connect humanity in one singularity primarily through education. Tolerance needs to be practiced.See More
Yogesh Pagar commented on Roi Ben-Yehuda's blog post A Toast For Peace: Violence and the Israeli Palestinian Conflict"Thanks for posting this information Ben.
I agree & support your views. I always said, Palestine-Israel conflict can end only with people-to-people direct contact & maximising their interaction.
This conflict is forced upon the common man by…"
Yogesh Pagar replied to nkangha beatrice daru's discussion peace in the middle east"Hello my friend,
The global conflicts are started by ruling parties & leaders from time to time. The common man on the street has always been a victim of the dirty global politics.
World bodies can & never will keep their interest out of…"
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Wen Jiabao and what Pakistan really need.
Posted on December 26, 2010 at 12:00pm 0 Comments 0 Likes
Chinese premier Wen Jiabao's visit to Indian sub-continent did attract global attention. China's attempted involvement into SAARC region time and again has done good for collective economy but also has threatened trade and trust among this region.
A real and authentic and "transparent" friendship could always be welcomed by every neighbour between the adjacent nations.… Continue
A real and authentic and "transparent" friendship could always be welcomed by every neighbour between the adjacent nations.… Continue
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