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The United Nations refugee agency UNHCR is using Facebook, Twitter, Youtube, and Flickr to help refugees around the world. An interview with Claudia Gonzalez, who was leading Public Relations and Special Projects for UNHCR. Conducted by Joerg Wolf of atlantic-community.org and filmed at the DLD conference in Munich, January 25, 2010. Read more on Atlantic Community, the open think tank on international relations: UNHCR: Tweets from the Edge http://www.atlantic-community.org/index/articles/view/UNHCR%3A_Tweets_from_the_Edge

A seemingly scary and menacing situation. First you even think that somebody’s been shot, but the scenario turns out to be totally different... It actually highlights how NATO provides peace and security.

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Interview with Ellen Mendyk (USA) and Halley Espy (USA), delegates to the Youth Atlantic Treaty Association (YATA) General Assembly, Berlin, November 12, 2008

Interview with David Cole (UK) and Christine LeJeune (USA), delegates to the Youth Atlantic Treaty Association (YATA) General Assembly, Berlin, November 12, 2008

Interview with Brooke Heaton (USA) and John Sannar (USA), delegates to the Youth Atlantic Treaty Association (YATA) General Assembly, Berlin, November 12, 2008

Interview with Marion Smith (USA) and Per Kristian Krohn (Norway), delegates to the Youth Atlantic Treaty Association (YATA) General Assembly, with introduction from Vice Pres. Boyan Stanoev (Bulgaria) Berlin, November 12, 2008

Interview with Imtiaz Gul, Director at the Center for Research and Security Studies, Islamabad, Pakistan Heinrich Boell Foundation Berlin, November 5, 2008

Interview with Abdul Jabbar Naeemi Governor of Wardak Province 2004 - 2008 Heinrich Böll Stiftung Berlin, November 5, 2008

Interview with John C. Kornblum US Ambassador to Germany 1997 - 2001 Member of the Atlantische Initiative Advisory Board AICGS Conference: A New Road Map for American-German Relations Berlin, October 27, 2008

Atlantic-Communit.org interviews Lotte Leicht, Director of Human Rights Watch Brussels, concerning the EU's role in upholding human rights.

Atlantic-Community.org interviews Dr. Jackson Janes, Executive Director of the American Institute for Contemporary German Studies, concerning the future American-German political partnership.

Dr. John C. Hulsman and Dr. Henning Riecke of the German Council of Foreign Relations explain which transatlantic policy disagreements will be resolved with the election of a new US president and which will continue to exist.

In the second video two German Fulbright alumni describe why they stay up all night to follow the US elections. A group of exchange students from Bates College in Maine talks about the new image for America and the domestic and international changes they hope to see after the elections, including more support from Europe. A student from Stanford adds his views as well.

Interview with Dr. Andrew Hammel, who teaches Anglo-American Common Law at the University of Düsseldorf and blogs at "German Joys."

Interview with Dr. Andrew Hammel, who teaches Anglo-American Common Law at the University of Duesseldorf and blogs at "German Joys."

Interview with Dr. Andrew Hammel, who teaches Anglo-American Common Law at the University of Düsseldorf and blogs at "German Joys." Dr Hammel describes the perception of Barack Obama and John McCain in Germany.

Interview with Charles A. Kupchan, professor of international relations in the School of Foreign Service and Government Department at Georgetown University. Dr. Kupchan predicts a renewal of transatlantic relations after the election of Obama.

Ahmed Rashid, acclaimed author and Central Asia expert, warns that NATO is currently losing the war in Afghanistan for a variety of reasons: the Taliban have become a regional phenomenon; there has been an explosion in Taliban recruitment from multiple countries; the tactics of the Taliban have become more extreme; civilian agencies have become paralyzed; and drugs run rampant due to lack of agricultural investment. Western strategy is ineffective, and transatlantic allies must change course. Mr. Rashid emphasizes that the solution to the crisis in Afghanistan needs to incorporate local actors. Along with India and the countries of Central Asia, Iran must play a critical role in any solution. Therefore, the United States cannot continue to exclude and ignore Iran: both countries need to talk, despite America's qualms to do so.

The Pakistani journalist and acclaimed author Ahmed Rashid gave a very thoughtful, passionate and captivating keynote speech at the Heinrich Boell Foundation's conference on "Values and Interests in Foreign Policy" on September 11, 2008. He argued that Germany should intensify its political and military efforts in northern Afghanistan.