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| ::Well, it wasn't one that comes to mind for me either, when I look at the fields that are needed to help out in improving this very important article. Robotics just doesn't get any kind of coverage at all, Japan, who has the largest laboratory wasn't even a listed wikiproject, ditto Canada, one of the main 5 partners. IR, I saw was like all about (hot air?) well, you know, the ins and outs of diplomacy, you guys know what your up to, I have a fair idea, and the link seems tenuous to myself also. The original pact that brought the 5 (Russia, European space agency, US, Japan, Canada) has gone quite stale and left a bad taste in the mouth of Russia and the US. The US is abandoning the ISS, due to lack of funds, political interest, lack of coordinated technical development, and the Russians have a seen a co-operative partnership where both sides provide support to each other for free, turn into what their people are calling a 'provision of services', so I'm not so sure it's as much a meeting of political minds as once it was. Later, China and India and I think s.korea would be invited by ESA (and Russia) to help out, if the US is out of the picture, that may revive interest ? I only included the message here as a professional courtesy, as the IR has the ISS article within the scope of it's wikiproject as indicated on the talkpage. If it is tenuous these days, then I fully support you discussing it with anyone concerned, or it's outright removal, if there is just one or two active editors here holding the fort. There is simply no need for you guys to have useless busy work if the ISS is of no special interest for IR. You blokes are the experts on what it is you do, I think the article is well assisted by enough editor experts to adequately address international relations issues as it is. Just give it a quick browse, and it's up to you guys. I'm on holiday from the article for a month or so. <span style="text-shadow:#c5C3e3 0.2em 0.2em 0.2em; class=texhtml">]</span><sub>]</sub> 13:32, 1 July 2011 (UTC) | ::Well, it wasn't one that comes to mind for me either, when I look at the fields that are needed to help out in improving this very important article. Robotics just doesn't get any kind of coverage at all, Japan, who has the largest laboratory wasn't even a listed wikiproject, ditto Canada, one of the main 5 partners. IR, I saw was like all about (hot air?) well, you know, the ins and outs of diplomacy, you guys know what your up to, I have a fair idea, and the link seems tenuous to myself also. The original pact that brought the 5 (Russia, European space agency, US, Japan, Canada) has gone quite stale and left a bad taste in the mouth of Russia and the US. The US is abandoning the ISS, due to lack of funds, political interest, lack of coordinated technical development, and the Russians have a seen a co-operative partnership where both sides provide support to each other for free, turn into what their people are calling a 'provision of services', so I'm not so sure it's as much a meeting of political minds as once it was. Later, China and India and I think s.korea would be invited by ESA (and Russia) to help out, if the US is out of the picture, that may revive interest ? I only included the message here as a professional courtesy, as the IR has the ISS article within the scope of it's wikiproject as indicated on the talkpage. If it is tenuous these days, then I fully support you discussing it with anyone concerned, or it's outright removal, if there is just one or two active editors here holding the fort. There is simply no need for you guys to have useless busy work if the ISS is of no special interest for IR. You blokes are the experts on what it is you do, I think the article is well assisted by enough editor experts to adequately address international relations issues as it is. Just give it a quick browse, and it's up to you guys. I'm on holiday from the article for a month or so. <span style="text-shadow:#c5C3e3 0.2em 0.2em 0.2em; class=texhtml">]</span><sub>]</sub> 13:32, 1 July 2011 (UTC) | ||
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Foreign relations of the Palestinian National Authority move to Foreign relations of Palestine
There is a proposed move from Foreign relations of the Palestinian National Authority to Foreign relations of Palestine. If you are interested please join this discussion. Alinor (talk) 11:25, 11 April 2011 (UTC)
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Albanian Ambassadors
While stub-sorting I've found a flurry of minimal articles such as Albanian Ambassador to Argentina, and wondered whether they were correctly set up - over to you lot as the experts! PamD (talk) 19:57, 16 April 2011 (UTC)
IMF page and the inclusion on the rape-charge
Can some others please help in maintaining the IMF page and constantly removing the section onDSK's rpe case? What he has done or supposedly did has nothing to do with the IMF.Other dictionaries are better (talk) 12:40, 19 May 2011 (UTC)
- I think a brief, neutral, and balanced discussion would be better. Removing any mention at all, despite extensive coverage in reliable sources which explicitly connects the case to the IMF, is no way to write a good article. However, you could shop around some more forums if you don't like the response you get here. bobrayner (talk) 21:07, 19 May 2011 (UTC)
- The page has been cleared well but DSK's page has more info on the sex case than his contributions to the financial world.Other dictionaries are better (talk) 12:49, 27 May 2011 (UTC)
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Safe Planet
I think that this recently-created article falls within the scope of this wiki-project.
On the talk page, a user has raised concerns that it is overly dependent on primary sources; I think that is true. So, if anyone can help improve it, trim out anything inappropriate, etc. - please do. Best, Chzz ► 03:28, 2 June 2011 (UTC)
UNDG
Anyone with experience or knowledge on the United Nations Development Group? Please help expand the article; I've done some work.Other dictionaries are better (talk) 20:07, 14 June 2011 (UTC)
International Space Station
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Please understand, this is about an effort to improve the article, and get some new blood and new ideas into this article. Penyulap talk 15:51, 28 June 2011 (UTC)
- ISS on IR?Cibwins2885 (talk) 12:35, 30 June 2011 (UTC)
- Well, it wasn't one that comes to mind for me either, when I look at the fields that are needed to help out in improving this very important article. Robotics just doesn't get any kind of coverage at all, Japan, who has the largest laboratory wasn't even a listed wikiproject, ditto Canada, one of the main 5 partners. IR, I saw was like all about (hot air?) well, you know, the ins and outs of diplomacy, you guys know what your up to, I have a fair idea, and the link seems tenuous to myself also. The original pact that brought the 5 (Russia, European space agency, US, Japan, Canada) has gone quite stale and left a bad taste in the mouth of Russia and the US. The US is abandoning the ISS, due to lack of funds, political interest, lack of coordinated technical development, and the Russians have a seen a co-operative partnership where both sides provide support to each other for free, turn into what their people are calling a 'provision of services', so I'm not so sure it's as much a meeting of political minds as once it was. Later, China and India and I think s.korea would be invited by ESA (and Russia) to help out, if the US is out of the picture, that may revive interest ? I only included the message here as a professional courtesy, as the IR has the ISS article within the scope of it's wikiproject as indicated on the talkpage. If it is tenuous these days, then I fully support you discussing it with anyone concerned, or it's outright removal, if there is just one or two active editors here holding the fort. There is simply no need for you guys to have useless busy work if the ISS is of no special interest for IR. You blokes are the experts on what it is you do, I think the article is well assisted by enough editor experts to adequately address international relations issues as it is. Just give it a quick browse, and it's up to you guys. I'm on holiday from the article for a month or so. Penyulap talk 13:32, 1 July 2011 (UTC)
List of United States Foreign Service Career Ambassadors
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