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- Stephen Kinzer: Beset: Iran, Turkey, and America's Future.
Stephen Kinzer Beset: Iran, Turkey, and America's Future [ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] The author of Overthrow and All the Shah's Men provides a provoc...
- Swiss News
- Num. 2010, Février 2010
- Flying First Class
When it comes to the airline industry, Gunnar Eklund's credo might just as well be "been there, done that." Over a career that has spanned 34 years, Gunnar has served-and lived-in such diverse countries as Liberia, Iran and Pakistan. Since 1985 he makes his home in the USA where this Swede is as American as they come. Gunnar started out in Stockholm, working for Scandinavian Airlines. After a two year's hiatus in Monrovia, Liberia (where he met his Guyana-born wife, Claudette), he was, after about two years in Stockholm, sent on to Teheran, Iran where he covered sales for Iran and Afghanistan. He arrived there in 1978, just a few weeks prior to the Ayatollah Khomeini's auspicious return from exile in France. Things were getting hot for westerners and Gunnar remembers one particular inci...
- Sailor beware--the antiship missile: the see-saw balance of effectiveness between anti-ship missiles and target defences appears to have been tipped decisively by a new generation of long-range strike weapons, using a high-Mach approach, high-G manoeuvres or a near-vertical descent. Time to man the lifeboats?
...Both sides employed it in the Iraq-Iran war between 1980 and 1988. . Falklands Milestone ....
- Armada International
- Vol. 33 Num. 4, Août 2008

- Flying First Class
When it comes to the airline industry, Gunnar Eklund's credo might just as well be "been there, done that." Over a career that has spanned 34 years, Gunnar has served -- and lived -- in such diverse countries as Liberia, Iran and Pakistan. Since 1985 he makes his home in the USA where this Swede is as American as they come. Gunnar started out in Stockholm, working for Scandinavian Airlines. After a two year's hiatus in Monrovia, Liberia (where he met his Guyana-born wife, Claudette), he was, after about two years in Stockholm, sent on to Teheran, Iran where he covered sales for Iran and Afghanistan. He arrived there in 1978, just a few weeks prior to the Ayatollah Khomeini's auspicious return from exile in France. Things were getting hot for westerners and Gunnar remembers one particula...
- Exporting by Design in Malaysia
Located in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, Veritas is an award-winning design firm backed by a team that includes more than 40 qualified professionals and over 60 support staff. Although it began as an architectural practice, Veritas now offers a full range of design services. The firm opened its first overseas representative office in Dubai in September 2005. Meanwhile, macroeconomic factors were at work. The booming South-east Asian economy made Malaysian businesses feel invincible on the global stage and they started exploring international markets. In 2004, Veritas was appointed as architects for major developments in Iran and Pakistan, and they have recently been invited for projects in India and Indonesia. There is also a proposal to policy-makers: please respect the creative output of yo...
- International Trade Forum
- Num. 4/2005, Octobre 2005
- Milan to Mongolia in a Micra: English-expat Matthew Plumb and his driving partner, American-expat Leo Sanin, are gearing up for a lO,O00-kilometre road trip ... in a decade-old car with a one-litre engine. These men will spend the next four to five weeks driving from Milan to Mongolia, in the name of charity.
..., or the southern route through Turkey and Iran. . Theoretically, it is possible to reach Mongolia...
- Swiss News
- Num. 2010, Février 2010
- One man, two cultures: last year, after 24 years in exile, I returned to Iraqi Kurdistan to visit my family for Newroz, the Kurdish New Year celebrations. I wanted to go there to reflect on the experiences of my life, which have led me from Iran, to Iraq, and finally to Switzerland. I would like to share with you a brief summary of my path out of my homeland.
The 19th-century Kurdish poet Nali describes exile as 'a dark place', 'prison', 'tragedy' and 'treason'. On the other hand, Nali portrays Kurdistan as...
- Swiss News
- Num. 2008, Avril 2008
- U.S. demands to see the fine print.
... Swiss contract for natural gas supplies from Iran to see whether it violates American sanctions agai...
- Swiss News
- Num. 2008, Avril 2008
- The new face of Swiss immigration: Ruth's tiny body is hunkered down and her lips are moving, but I can't hear a word. Her young daughter, born in Sudan when Ruth was 16, plays quietly on the floor. After a few tries, I make sense of the whispers coming from Ruth's dry lips. 'I do not know what I feel here. I feel sad,' Ruth says. 'Always sad.'.
... Turkey, to which he had fled from his native Iran. The UN High Commissioner for Refugees in Turkey g...
- Swiss News
- Num. 2008, Avril 2008
- Nations and technology getting bolder.
...No doubt fresh news will emerge at the forthcoming Paris Air Show, but... to monitor ballistic missile launches in Iran. France and Germany are considering leasing Heron ...
- Armada International
- Vol. 35 Num. 3, Juin 2011

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