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On 28 January 2014 Pugwash convened a meeting in Geneva to discuss possible contributions to resolving the ongoing conflict in Syria. The meeting was co-hosted by Green Cross International, which kindly provided meeting facilities.
Read articleDorothy Hodgkin Research Fellow of the Royal Society, Dr Rim Turkmani, on why civil society must be engaged in finding a peaceful solution for the future of Syria.
Read articlePugwash Council member Anissa E. Hassouna speaks about how the work of Pugwash has the potential to impact the everyday life of people around the world.
Read articlePugwash Council member Taghreed El-Khodary speaks about the importance of bringing all parties to the table in finding a solution for Gaza. “The absence of dialogue, the absence of understanding, has led…
Read articlePugwash Council member Professor Galia Golan explains the role of dialogue and track 2 diplomacy in promoting understanding in the Israel-Palestine Peace Process. “We come to understand exactly what the red lines…
Read articlePugwash Council member Professor Peter Jones explains what role track 2 diplomacy can play. “We see Pugwash more and more active in different parts of the world where there are conflicts… really…
Read articleBritish Pugwash member Richard Guthrie highlights how the lessons learned from the chemical weapons experience can be harnessed for those seeking a world free of nuclear weapons. “Over the past few decades…
Read articleIn addition to taking part in the public plenary sessions, following long-standing Pugwash tradition participants at the 60th Pugwash Conference in Istanbul also met in small working groups.
Read articleCo-conveners: Bulent Aras and Mustafa Kibaroglu Co-rapporteur: Selim Sazak and Tomas Cernohous
Read articleCo-conveners: Anissa Hassouna, Taghreed El Khodary, and Cliff Kupchan Co-rapportuers: Erzebet Rozsa, Matt Duss
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