EWI in the Media

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Boston Globe Quotes EWI's Greg Austin on Clean Energy in China

The Boston Globe's Erin Ailworth quoted EWI's Greg Austin in a story about opportunities and challenges in the clean energy industry in China. The relevant passage:

"At the same time, China is trying to wean itself from fossil fuels such as coal - the country’s main power source - to reduce the choking air pollution that leads many to wear surgical masks on city streets. China has set aggressive goals for renewable, nonpolluting sources, such as installing 150 gigawatts of wind power capacity by 2020 - enough to power nearly a third of US homes.

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Three Cheers for Donya Aziz

Donya Aziz, Pakistani lawmaker and member of the Executive Council of EWI's Parliamentarians Network for Conflict Prevention, is leading a parliamentary battle to end "anti-women practices" in Pakistan.

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WSC8 Media Coverage

The EastWest Institute's 8th annual Worldwide Security Conference (WSC8) took place on October 3-4, 2011. The conference, sponsored by the French G8 Presidency, brought together leading policymakers for two days of networking, debate and exclusive private consultations on a range of new security challenges, from the new political landscape in the Arab world to a growing number of attacks in cyberspace. Here is an overview of WSC8 media coverage.

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Harry Raduege of Deloitte Discusses DoD's Cyber Strategy

Lt. General (ret.) Harry D. Raduege, Jr. of Deloitte, and also a member of EWI's President's Advisory Group, discusses the Department of Defense Strategy for Operating in Cyberspace on AOL Government. Raduege notes that while there are significant challenges ahead, the formal creation of a document on cyber strategy is an important milestone for cybersecurity.

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EWI's Franz-Stefan Gady on Europe's Far Right

In an interview on For Your Ears Only Franz-Stefan Gady discusses the possible causes of violent extremism in Europe, in light of the most recent terrorist attack in Oslo.

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Joint Peace Endeavours to Benefit all Stakeholders

In an interview with the BBC in Urdu, EWI Senior Fellow Najam Abbas discusses the instability of the Afghan-Pakistani border. Whenever international troops exit from Afghanistan, he says, the need for peace and stability will never be more important.

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