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WASHINGTON INTERNATIONAL MAGAZINE

WASHINGTON INTERNATIONAL MAGAZINE

  • Ambassadors
  • Climate Challenges
  • Editor's Choice
  • Editor's Corner
  • Feature Travel
  • Hotel Spotlight
  • Human Rights
  • International Perspective
  • Travel Update
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Trump-----Really!!!!
Editor's Corner
Trump-----Really!!!!
Editor's Corner

He waited for a long time sniffing around the edges waiting to see when to jump in. He had become bored with everything else in his life. His cronies, his employees, everybody would kow tow to him, he was their billionaire leader, he could do no wrong. They hung on to his every word. Yet he secretly despised them for their dependency, but he needed them. Needed them to say those words that were like velveteen to his ears.  " You would make a great President, Mr. Trump"

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Editor's Corner
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United Nations: On the Chopping Block?
United Nations
United Nations: On the Chopping Block?
United Nations

The 2016 election has immense consequences for Americans, the United Nations and people worldwide.  I would like to address some of these issues and specifically the looming effects on the United Nations. 

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United Nations

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Wilderness Ireland
Feature Travel
Wilderness Ireland
Feature Travel

WILDERNESS IRELAND LAUNCHES NEW ADVENTURE TOURS ON THE EMERALD ISLEThe imaginative trips feature treks to ancient tombs, yoga and cycling breaks, Star Wars encounters and more. 

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Feature Travel
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America’s Russian Moment
Dec 15, 2016
America’s Russian Moment
Dec 15, 2016

By Fiona Hill, Director; Center on the United States and Europe, Senior Fellow on Foreign Policy.  The U.S. election came hot on the heels of the 99th anniversary of the Russian revolution (November 7, 1917)—the result was the contemporary American version of a Bolshevik revolution. 

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Dec 15, 2016
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Spotlight on Dresden
Spotlight on Dresden

Re-construction of the Frauenkirche (Church of Our Lady). The preparation for the entire re-construction works began in 1992 and finished in 2005.

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Dreams of Dresden
Dreams of Dresden

By Patricia Keegan

There was a chord, deep within him, reaching for something that was surrounded in a mist, it came like waves on the sea-- appearing and disappearing. When images began to come clearer, the inevitable breath of the wind scattered them again, and he was alone. 

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Global Warming and Freezing Compassion
Apr 11, 2016
Global Warming and Freezing Compassion
Apr 11, 2016

By Patricia Keegan

Among all the dire consequences of global warming, scientists now think that melting glaciers and ice caps could cause the earth to tilt on its axis. We could wryly lament that phenomenon as the root cause of the turbulent, tilted thinking we see here in the U.S. and across the world manifesting in wars, threats from North Korea, the rise of ISIS, right wing extremism on the rise in Europe, and the demoralizing, thoughtless tone of the frontrunners, on the Republican side, in the election campaign.

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Apr 11, 2016
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Hotel Spotlight
IRELAND: Blue Book Country Houses
Hotel Spotlight

By Patricia Keegan

There are a variety ways to see and enjoy the Emerald Isle—from the luxury of five-star Dublin hotels, to the myriad of fine B&B’s dotting the countryside, to unique farmhouse vacations where you can enjoy milking cows, gathering eggs, salmon fishing and horseback riding. 

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Hotel Spotlight
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National Gallery of Art in Honor of Gallery's 75th Anniversary
Editor's Choice
National Gallery of Art in Honor of Gallery's 75th Anniversary
Editor's Choice

Paul Mellon's Most Treasured Works on Paper - Through September 18, 2016.  Paul Mellon was one of America's greatest art collectors and remains one of the National Gallery of Art's leading benefactors. Timed to coincide with the Gallery's 75th anniversary, In Celebration of Paul Mellon features 88 of the finest pastels, watercolors, drawings, prints, and illustrated books selected from his donations.

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Editor's Choice
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Awakening the World’s Moral Conscience
Outstanding Documentary
Awakening the World’s Moral Conscience
Outstanding Documentary

Editor’s Note: This award winning and timeless documentary; “Watchers of the Sky”, brings to light some of the complexities involved in individuals trying to change bureaucracies.  It is one of the saddest reflections on where we are today and the courageous people who give years of their lives for ideals-- while few listen! 

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Outstanding Documentary
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Climate Challenges
Is California’s epic drought really the result of too much meddling?
Climate Challenges

While no one questions that California is in the midst of one of the worst droughts in recent history, the jury is still out as to why, at least according to some conservatives like former Hewlett Packard CEO and 2016 Republican Presidential hopeful Carly Fiorina.

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Climate Challenges
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Human Rights
A Child’s Plea in Iran
Human Rights

Editor’s Note: The following letter, written by Farid Kashani, was given to the judge at a Iranian court hearing the case of his mother for practicing the Baha’i faith. Surprisingly, the judge requested the boy read it to the court.

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Human Rights
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PBS’ Indian Summers inspires new vacation by rail
Ambassadors
PBS’ Indian Summers inspires new vacation by rail
Ambassadors

The hit British drama Indian Summers is set to air on PBS this fall, following the great success of the Downton Abbey. With interest in this vibrant and colorful destination set to peak, Los Angeles based Railbookers, specializing in custom made rail vacations, are one of the first to create a journey inspired by the show.

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