[A-PAL] IWPR reports by email

[Tony Borden]

Dear Colleague/Friend,

You may well be familiar with the Institute for War and Peace Reporting
(IWPR) and its website at www.iwpr.net.  If not, IWPR invites you to visit
the site and read this brief introduction.

IWPR is an educational and development charity which supports independent
media in regions in transition - the Balkans, the Caucaus and the Central
Asian States.  IWPR's website,  judged by leading on-line editors as the
UK's "Best On-line Journalism Service," carries weekly reports from
journalists and analysts in the regions providing unrivalled insight from
contributors at the heart of changing societies. The links and archives give
access to an information resource about the regions' past and present.

The reports are available to subscribers via e-mail with easy
subscribe/unsubscribe access on the website or via an e-mail message and are
translated into Albanian, Serbian/Croatian/Bosnian, Russian and French.

We encourage you to sign up to receive regular reports, and otherwise
welcome your feedback. Our apologies if this message is inappropriate for
your interests; it will not be repeated. Meantime, please contact us
directly if you have any further questions.

To subscribe by email: send a message to "majordomo at angus.mystery.com";  in
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For further information, please contact Frances Robathan, development
assistant, frances at iwpr.net.

With respect and kind regards
Anthony Borden
Executive Director