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China In Africa: Reproducing Dependency?
The huge growth of Chinese political and business interests in Africa is conceivably the most significant development for the continent’s international relations since the ending of the Cold War. Published trade figures alone...
Cameron’s Capitulation: Eton And The British Conservatives
For the British press, mocking politicians is a serious business. Journalistic satire – mercilessly rubbishing the airs and graces of the House of Commons’ finest – is as English as morning toast, afternoon te...
Information Revolution And Climate Action: A Marriage With A Promise?
On September 23, 2014, as world leaders, corporations and other actors at the UN New York headquarters gave pledges on how they plan to address the challenge of climate change, climate-oriented blogs and social media platforms...
MENA, Syria And ISIS At A Glance
Arab Spring Over the three years, the world has witnessed the rapid deterioration of society in the Middle East and North African region. Revolutions, international interventions and military coups d’états have a sense of no...
Macedonians Criticise President Ivanov’s Surprising UN Speech
Macedonian President Gjorge Ivanov kept silent and out of the public eye during the several months of ethnically charged clashes in Macedonia. Then, in September 2014 he presented a speech before the UN Security Council, whic...
UN Climate Summit: The Most Important Developments
Though the UN Climate Summit last week brought no major agreements in the fight against climate change, it was widely considered a success.
