Antonia Dimou: Interview excerpts

Friday, August 22, 2014

Interview excerpts

Interview excerpts of Antonia Dimou, Associate at the CSS-University of Jordan, with Ana Blazevic for Nova TV in Croatia.

Hoćemo li raditi do 67 godine života?
Prijedlozi MMF-a za Hrvatsku nisu nimalo popularni. Zato smo pričali s radnicima, sindikalistima, ekonomskim stručnjacima, ali i stanovnicima Zambije i Jordana.

(Translation) Are we going to work up to 67 years of age?
IMF suggestions for Croatia are not at all popular. So we talked with workers, unions, economic experts, but also residents of Zambia and Jordan.

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WHAT'S NEW !

Antonia Dimou became member of the Advisory Board of the European Rim Policy and Investment Council (ERPIC) based in Cyprus (as of December 2013).

Antonia Dimou is Head of the Middle East and Persian Gulf Unit at the Institute for Security and Defense Analyses (ISDA) since January 2010.

Dimou is Editor of the Middle East Observer (MEO), a quarterly English publication that addresses contemporary Middle Eastern Affairs.

Antonia Dimou is Editor Jordan of the World Security Network Foundation (WSNF), since April 2008. WSNF mainly aims to network the strategic community focusing on the new young global elite in foreign and defense affairs specialists, and to convey new, creative ideas and policy recommendations to decision-makers.

Dimou is a Freelancer at the Worldpress.org, since May 2008. Worldpress presents News and Views From Around the World.

Dimou is member of IGLOO, the fastest growing network on global issues, since April 2008.

The New Middle East

The Center for Strategic Studies/ University of Jordan and the Carnegie Endowmentfor International Peace released a report entitled “The New Middle East. As disclosed, the first step toward the formulation of a new policy is to understand the realities of the New Middle East as it is now. The three clusters of countries Iran-Iraq, Lebanon-Syria, Palestine-Israel, and three critical, cross-cutting issues - nuclear proliferation, sectarianism, the challenge of political reform - define the new Middle East.

QUOTES

"We must strive not to wage wars, but to win peace. Real peace must be built, it is not just the absence of war".
Hasan Bin Talal

"The path of peace is clear; so is the path of violence and conflict. If we are to build a better future for our peoples, we have to act - today and not tomorrow ".
King Abdullah II of Jordan

"If you want to make peace with your enemy, you have to work with your enemy. Then he becomes your partner".
Nelson Mandela

"Peace...is the product of Faith, Strength, Energy, Will, Sympathy, Justice, Imagination, and the triumph of principle".
Dorothy Thompson

"What a cruel thing is war...to fill our hearts with hatred instead of love for our neighbors, and to devastate the fair face of this beautiful world".
Robert E. Le

"The real and lasting victories are those of peace and not of war".
Ralph Waldo Emerson

"It isn't enough to talk about peace. One must believe it. And it isn't enough to believe in it. One must work at it".
Eleanor Roosevelt

"There was a time when war was fought for lack of choice. Today it is peace that is the "no-choice" option".
Shimon Peres, The Nobel Peace Prize 1994

"Peace is an asset and in our interest. It is an absolute human asset that allows an individual to freely develop his individuality unbound by any regional, religious or ethnic fetters".
Yasser Arafat, The Nobel Peace Prize 1994

COSMOS NEWSLETTER, IIR copyright

Editorial Information: Cosmos newsletter, which is published and distributed by the Institute of International Relations of Panteion University, aims to inform its readers on significant contemporary developments in international affairs. Its analyses focus primarily on political, economic and social issues regarding the Eastern Mediterranean region. Cosmos was edited by Marios L. Evriviades, member of the academic staff of the Institute and by Antonia L. Dimou, researcher at the Institute. Cosmos is copyrighted by the Institute of International Relations. Articles in Cosmos can be freely quoted. Kindly acknowledge Cosmos as the source.
Northern Africa: Libya Embargoed (written by Antonia Dimou), Issue No 8, July-August 1998
Middle East: The Status of Jerusalem (writetn by Antonia Dimou), Issue No 7, May-June 1998
Middle East: Peace Now More Than Ever (written by Antonia Dimou), Issue No 10, November-December 1998
Middle East: Iran Decides its Future (written by Antonia Dimou), Issue No 4, May - August 2000
Middle East: In the Middle of the Challenge of Peace. The example of Jordan (written by Antonia Dimou), Issue No 5, January-February 1998
Jerusalem: The Greek Patriarchate of Jerusalem Challenged (written by Antonia Dimou), Issue No 9, September-October 1998
India: India and Israel: Secret Relations but not Profane (written by Antonia Dimou), Issue No 1, January-April 1999
Greece and Israel: A Growing Relationship (written by Antonia Dimou), Issue No 1, January - April 2001
Al-Aqsa Intifada:The Protracted Conflict in the Middle East, (written by Antonia Dimou), Issue No 1, January - April 2001
Access to the above articles is reached via, http://www.idis.gr