What does ID stand for?

International Diplomacy

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On behalf of the people of India, I write to congratulate you for winning the prestigious 2009 Nobel Peace Prize, in recognition of your extraordinary efforts to strengthen international diplomacy and co-operation between people," President Patil said in her statement.

President Patil congratulates Obama on Nobel Peace Prize win

Mr Obama received the prize for "his efforts to strengthen international diplomacy and co-operation between peoples".

Obama 'humbled' by Nobel prize; 60second briefing

Obama won the award because of his efforts to strengthen international diplomacy and promote nuclear disarmament, the Prize's committee said in a statement.

Iran Terms Obama's Noble Award Hasty

President Barack Obama for efforts to strengthen international diplomacy and cooperation between peoples.

Winners of Nobel Peace Prize in past decade

This award is a fitting tribute to President Obama's extraordinary leadership, his devotion to the cause of peace and his unstinting dedication to international diplomacy ," he said in a statement .

NATO chief, Solana congratulate Obama on winning Nobel prize

President Barack Obama for his extraordinary efforts to strengthen international diplomacy and cooperation between peoples.

Obama awarded Nobel Peace prize (citation text)

FOR generations, the wheels of international diplomacy have been oiled by the finest of wines - and nowhere is this more the case, it seems, than at our very own Department of Foreign Affairs' HQ.

Diplomats' [euro]60,000 habit

95 Hardcover D767 Roy is a noted author and Senior Fellow at the East-West Center in Honolulu, and he has written this volume to analyze tensions and grievances in Asia resulting from the outcome of World War II that still affect international diplomacy and trade in the 21st century.

The Pacific war and its political legacies