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‘Anonymous’ No More: Will the Real Bard Please Stand Up

Also See: ‘The Man Nobody Knew: In Search of My Father, CIA Spymaster William Colby’ and ‘3’ and Repertory Notes

Indonesia’s Ambassador Embodies Ambitions of His Emerging Nation

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Arabian Sights 2011 Spans Region, from Revolution to Everyday Reality

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Vantage Point: The Decline and Fall Of America’s Decline and Fall

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Films – November 2011

Languages Arabic Czech Dutch Finnish German Hungarian Latvian Russian Slovak Swedish Bulgarian Danish English French Greek Korean Lithuanian Silent Spanish

Ambassadors Reach U.S. Students With Regular Visits to Universities

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Argentina 2001 vs. Greece 2011:  The Parallels and Pitfalls of Comparison

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Huge Modernization Campaign Transforms D.C. School System

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U.S. Soldiers on Front Lines Of Traumatic Brain Injury Research

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Statins: Widespread and Beneficial, But Not Benign Wonder Drugs

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Events – October 2011

EVENT CATEGORIES Art Discussions Galas Theater Dance Festivals Music FEATURE EVENT Kings of Salsa Heats Up Virginia Salsa spices up

Films – October 2011

Languages Czech French Italian Norwegian Russian Spanish English German Mandarin Portuguese Silent Czech Havel's Leaving(Odcházení)Directed by Václav Havel(Czech Republic, 2011,

‘Mill and the Cross’ Recreates Bruegel’s Painting of Christ’s Passion

Also See: ‘Rebirth’ and ‘The Skin I Live In’ and Repertory Notes Photo: Kino Lorber, Inc. Rutger Hauer portrays Flemish

Hodgepodge of Life, from Subterra Australia to 1940s D.C.

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All the World’s a Stage for Burgess and Washington Ballet Dancers

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Sidebar: Pangs of ‘Becoming American’

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A WORLD OF NEWS AND PERSPECTIVE

DC Mayor Muriel Bowser reflects on long career, ties to Embassy Row

Opinion: Embassies should start planning now for 2026 World Cup

Trump agenda leads to diplomatic chaos — even among top US allies

At AIS, Philippine Ambassador José Romualdez details Chinese threats

Global traditions take center stage at 12th Winternational festival

One month after Melissa, Jamaica scrambles to get back to business

USIDHR fetes leadership in human rights and diplomacy at 2025 gala

Embassy of Timor-Leste celebrates ASEAN accession

Moldovan ambassador says pro-EU election victory is a loss for Russia

Meridian’s 57th ball serves as a hub of diplomacy

The Washington Diplomat

Digital Edition Archives

‘Anonymous’ No More: Will the Real Bard Please Stand Up

Indonesia’s Ambassador Embodies Ambitions of His Emerging Nation

Arabian Sights 2011 Spans Region, from Revolution to Everyday Reality

Vantage Point: The Decline and Fall Of America’s Decline and Fall

Films – November 2011

Ambassadors Reach U.S. Students With Regular Visits to Universities

Argentina 2001 vs. Greece 2011:  The Parallels and Pitfalls of Comparison

Huge Modernization Campaign Transforms D.C. School System

U.S. Soldiers on Front Lines Of Traumatic Brain Injury Research

Statins: Widespread and Beneficial, But Not Benign Wonder Drugs

Events – October 2011

Films – October 2011

‘Mill and the Cross’ Recreates Bruegel’s Painting of Christ’s Passion

Hodgepodge of Life, from Subterra Australia to 1940s D.C.

All the World’s a Stage for Burgess and Washington Ballet Dancers

Sidebar: Pangs of ‘Becoming American’

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