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Monthly Archives: March 2011
Next Stop Syria?
Unrest in the Arab world is now reaching Syrian streets. Thousands have marched in protest for the past three days in the Southern town of Deraa. Syria has certainly been feeling the pressure of the revolutions sweeping the Arab world … Continue reading
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China and EU Working Together for Climate and Energy Policy
China and the European Union (viewed as a single entity) are two of the largest emitters of global greenhouse gases. Taking this knowledge to heart, representatives from China and the EU are now meeting to create plans that will reduce … Continue reading
Posted in Natural Resources
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Disasters, Culture, and Aid
It has been heartbreaking to see the horrific images coming out of Japan’s recent devastation: pictures of unrecognizable landscapes, stories of loved ones whisked away by surging waves, and home videos of water devouring buildings and people. The whole world waits … Continue reading
Rape Still a Weapon in Liberia
This post is part of Cram Session, an ongoing weekly series from the Whitehead Journal of International Relations and Diplomacy. Each week a member of the Whitehead Journal will discuss the history and future of a wide variety of topics … Continue reading
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Work Permits for Palestinian Refugees
Although the Lebanese government is currently struggling with its own internal upheavals, the labor department has moved forward with plans to make work permits more accessible for Palestinian refugees. The caretaker Labor Minister signed a decree last week to carry … Continue reading
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