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Ironically, while younger Chinese (products of China’s one-child policy) are obsessed with personal stylistic statements, the drama of the opening
ceremony
consisted in collective expression at the service of the state.
And, while Palestinians and Israelis did reach a secret agreement a few years later that was publicly declared at a White House ceremony, construction of Jewish settlements didn’t stop.
Polio's Defeat and Its Global MeaningA recent
ceremony
in Copenhagen marked a singular achievement in global public health, an achievement, which confirms that development aid works, and that it works best in partnership.
Russia's Neurotic InvasionPARIS – At the very moment China was getting a “gold medal” in diplomacy for the success of the opening
ceremony
in Beijing, Russia earned a “red card” for the extreme and disproportionate violence of its military intervention in Georgia.
Instead, corruption and construction accidents have plagued preparations, with hotels still unfinished just days before the opening
ceremony.
As a professor at Harvard’s Kennedy School of Government, I attend our commencement
ceremony
every year.
One of the highlights of our
ceremony
is a video in which several professors and public personalities read, line by line, John F. Kennedy’s inaugural address.
More important, an elected president has much greater legitimacy than a hereditary monarch, whose claim to authority depends exclusively on tradition and
ceremony.
In the name of Europe’s core values, all EU ambassadors to Norway should make a point of attending the Nobel award
ceremony
– which the imprisoned Liu cannot – despite China’s call for them to stay away.
From People Power to Putin PowerAs I attended a small but dignified memorial
ceremony
in Paris last week in honor of the Russian journalist Anna Politkovskaya – a woman “brave beyond limits,” in the words of her French editor – I was reminded of another posthumous tribute I participated in nearly 17 years ago in Moscow.
During an Oval Office
ceremony
to honor Native-American heroes of World War II, he offended them by issuing a racist comment.
France’s policy toward China and the issue of the French and EU president’s attendance at the opening
ceremony
of the Beijing Olympics has represented a spectacular illustration of this lack of consistency.
In the case of Cuba, this
ceremony
would have special resonance, as it normally takes place at the US Department of State, where the original document is held.
Once, at a traditional ceremony, in which an infant child receives his tribal name, I watched the proud father and a half dozen male friends dance together before a crowd of well-wishers.
The signing
ceremony
is therefore a message of hope.
It has browbeaten other countries into boycotting the award
ceremony.
But, in addition to supporting Liu’s achievements by making certain that they are represented at the
ceremony
in Oslo, world leaders need to come to grips with the Chinese government’s reaction.
At the beach where I surfed today, I heard about a
ceremony
that had taken place there earlier in the season – a farewell to a local surfer who had died at a ripe old age.
President Mbeki was one of the three heads of state present at the handover
ceremony
from Taylor to Blah in Monrovia, Liberia's capital.
British Prime Minister Theresa May, in particular, may be eager to appease Trump, after the prospect of mass demonstrations kept him from attending the dedication
ceremony
for the new US embassy in London.
Memory’s sister became pregnant during a traditional sexual “cleansing ceremony,” a rite of passage in some parts of Malawi that is supposed to prepare pubescent girls for womanhood and marriage.
In a carefully calibrated response, South Korea sent its ambassador to attend the Nobel Peace Prize
ceremony
for the imprisoned Chinese human-rights activist Liu Xiaobo in December 2010.
An Alliance of EqualsPARIS – During NATO’s recent 60th anniversary
ceremony
in Strasbourg, the Alliance welcomed two new members, Albania and Croatia, bringing its total membership to 28.
“The revival of church unity is a crucial condition for revival of lost unity of the whole ‘Russian world,’ which has always had the Orthodox faith as one of its foundations,” Putin said at a
ceremony
marking the occasion.
Cameron and former London Mayor Boris Johnson, who now serves as foreign secretary, represented the modern, outward-looking, multiracial, multi-ethnic Britain that was broadcast to the world in the electrifying Olympic opening
ceremony
in 2012.
Entry into the program often involves a personal audience with the Saudi prince, in a
ceremony
that emphasizes the paternalistic and personal nature of governance in the Kingdom, where all subjects are regarded as well-cared-for children of the royals.
FIFA has invited her to assist at the official World Cup opening
ceremony.
The Chinese also pushed hard to make the handover
ceremony
itself a humiliation for Britain.
They wanted the Prince of Wales, the principal British representative at the ceremony, to pay court to China’s president (though they did not demand that he bow before handing over the keys to the city).
It was not the kind of
ceremony
that should have taken such pains to plan, particularly given that the Chinese had nothing substantial to say; yet, as was so often the case, it was the product of a struggle.
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