My latest in a series from the Expo for the Interpreter, this time looking at the Iranian pavilion. There was actually a lot more to tell about the pavilion which I didn’t have space to include – it is a very crowded (with stuff) and colorful place and is amongst the better ones I have [...]
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Around the Shanghai Expo: Iran pavilion
Posted: July 6, 2010 in InterpreterTags: China, International relations, iran, nuclear, shanghai expo
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Around the Shanghai Expo: Pakistan pavilion
Posted: June 21, 2010 in InterpreterTags: China, Pakistan, shanghai expo, Sino-Pakistan relations
And another in this series, this time at the Pakistani pavilion. The subject of China-Pakistan is something that I have a longer piece coming out about soon – have been doing some interesting research on the topic while I am out here. Around the Shanghai Expo: Pakistan pavilion By Raffaello Pantucci - 21 June 2010 9:15AM [...]
Around the Shanghai Expo: British pavilion
Posted: June 20, 2010 in InterpreterTags: China, shanghai expo, soft power, UK
This is posted a little late, as I just realized that it had been posted before the previous post about the DPRK pavilion. Also, having done this, I have now managed to get into the British pavilion. No matter, here it is now, more in this series coming. Around the Shanghai Expo: British pavilion By [...]
Around the Shanghai expo: DPRK pavilion
Posted: June 18, 2010 in InterpreterTags: China, north korea, shanghai expo
This is a slight change of pace from recent stuff. For those who don’t know, I spend a lot of time in Shanghai these days where the World Expo is in full swing. I have been going there a fair bit, and was asked by the Lowy Institute of Australia’s Interpreter blog to write some [...]
