
April 27, 2006
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News
By Anna Gawel
The Washington Diplomat
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Azerbaijan President Makes
Long-Awaited U.S. Visit
Ilham Aliyevs high-profile meeting with President Bush on Friday will mark a major diplomatic coup for the 44-year-old president of Azerbaijan, who has been perennially dogged by charges of corruption and autocratic rule
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Former Polish President Honored
For Improving Jewish Relations
Although he is no longer president of Poland, Aleksander Kwasniewski got the presidential red-carpet treatment at an awards ceremony hosted by the Jan Karski Institute for Tolerance and Dialogue
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Fascinating Reads for Foreign Policy Buffs
Although theres no shortage of reading material and opinions on U.S. foreign policy and international affairs, the Diplomatic Pouch wanted to highlight a few notable books that offer some essential perspectives on the world around us
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April Marks Anniversaries of Two Tragedies
This week, people around the world gathered to commemorate two indelible tragedies in modern history: the Holocaust and the Chernobyl nuclear disaster
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Lifestyle
By Gail Scott
The Washington Diplomat
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The Washington Ballet is Back!
The innovative Washington Ballet, sidetracked by a union dispute this winter, is back again with The Bach/Beatles Project in May, as well as a festive spring gala on June 1
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Arabian Tales Enrich Easter and Passover
As part of the 30th anniversary season of the Kennedy Centers Imagination Celebration series for children, the culture center on the Potomac River teamed up with the Performing Arts Center of Amman, Jordan, for the world premiere musical Walking the Winds: Arabian Tales
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Junior League Gets Taste and Glimpse of India
Kalpana Sen, wife of distinguished Indian Ambassador Ronen Sen, recently dazzled the members of the Junior League of Washington with an elaborate Indian fashion show
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Divine and Human:
Women in Ancient Mexico and Peru
If you havent been Divine and Human: Women in Ancient Mexico and Peru, then be sure to go to this terrific exhibit at the National Museum for Women in the Arts before it closes on May 28
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