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U.S. Has Limited Options on Iran

By Toufiq Siddiqi

(Note: A shorter version of this commentary originally appeared in The Honolulu Advertiser on June 28, 2009.)

For the last several weeks, Americans have been observing the scenes from Iran of demonstrators protesting peacefully against the allegedly rigged results of the national elections, and the rough tactics adopted by the paramilitary to suppress them. Many in the United States, including prominent politicians, have called for a stronger reaction from the United States to help the demonstrators, but the options available to the U.S. are very limited...more...


Hiroshima Mayor to Commemorate 50 Years of Sister-City Ties with Honolulu

HONOLULU (June 25) – The Mayor of Hiroshima, the Honorable Tadatoshi Akiba, will commemorate 50 years of the sister-city relationship between Hiroshima and Honolulu at a special luncheon presentation on Wednesday, July 8. In addition to the mayor’s presentation, there will be Japanese musical entertainment and a special photo exhibit ...more...


Pacific Island Graduates Return to Hawai‘i for Seminar on Addressing Regional Issues

HONOLULU (June 23) - More than 20 graduates of an East-West Center-administered scholarship program for accomplished young scholars from Pacific island nations are back in Hawai‘i this week to attend a special seminar on addressing issues and envisioning futures in the region. ...more...


FEATURED EVENTS

Summer Institute in International Humanitarian Law and Human Rights
Transitional Justice and Post-Conflict Human Rights
Where: Bali, Indonesia
When: June 22, 2009 to July 3, 2009

Commemorating 50 Years of the Hiroshima - Honolulu Sister City Relationship
Luncheon presentation featuring Mayor Akiba of Hiroshima
Where: Garden Level, Hawaii Imin International Conference Center - 1777 East-West Road
When: July 8, 2009

2009 EWC/KDI Conference on Climate Change and Green Growth
Conference
Where: EWC
When: July 23, 2009 to July 24, 2009

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Arts Events

EWC Annual Report Available

The East-West Center’s 2008 Annual Report is now available on-line for download.

In the report, feature articles of select EWC activities from throughout the year cover the dedication of the new Royal Sala Thai pavilion; the EWC International Conference in Bali; EWC in Washington’s new website on U.S.-Asia Interactions; the first EWC International Media Conference; and a new EWC program that fosters understanding between Indonesian Muslim and American Educators.

The report also includes brief program highlights from the Center’s Research, Education, Seminars, and External Affairs sections that reflect the diverse range of activities at the Center. ...more...


FEATURED PUBLICATIONS

Social Policy at a Crossroads: Trends in Advanced Countries and Implications for Korea
by Sang-Hyop Lee, Andrew Mason, and Kwang-Eon Sul (eds.)

Rise of the Red Engineers: The Cultural Revolution and the Origins of China's New Class
by Joel Andreas

Reconfiguring Families in Contemporary Vietnam
by Magali Barbieri and Danièle Bélanger(eds.)

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FEATURED SITES

Time for Justice, Cambodia
The latest Asian International Justice Initiative observer reports and videos from the Khmer Rouge Tribunal in Cambodia.

Asia Matters for America
A new online hub for exploring graphical data on the importance of U.S.-Asia interactions to individual U.S. states and congressional districts.

East-West Views blog
An informal forum for insights and experiences from the field and behind the scenes with the EWC community.

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