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Monthly Archives: April 2011
Arab Revolutions Threaten to Set Back European Unity
As NATO endeavors to synchronize the actions of European states with regard to the ongoing intervention in Libya, other events related to the revolutions of the Arab Spring are threatening to undo European unity, at least in some respects. Passport-free … Continue reading
Posted in Middle East
Tagged European Union, France, immigration, Italy, Refugees, Tunisa
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An Interview with Jeffrey Sachs
The Merits of Microfinance as a Viable Solution for Poverty Alleviation On August 20, 2008, we had the unique opportunity of speaking with Dr. Jeffrey Sachs, Director of The Earth Institute. We discussed various topics related to economic development, paying … Continue reading
Posted in Cram Session, Microfinance
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Shake-Up in U.S. Policy with China
The Obama administration recently announced that it would be losing three of its key advisers for Chinese foreign policy. According to a recent article, Jeffrey A. Bader, the top China Adviser for President Obama, James B. Steinber, a deputy secretary … Continue reading
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A Terror Attack with No Likely Suspects
A recent terrorist attack in the subway system of the Belarusian capital of Minsk has left 12 dead and more than 150 hospitalized. (CNN.com) What sets this attack aside from similar acts in other states is that no organization has … Continue reading
Posted in Eastern Europe
Tagged Belarus, Caucasus, extremism, Lukashenko, Minsk, terrorism
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Afghanistan: Deadly Response to Koran Burning
An area considered a critical bastion of security in Afghanistan is experiencing violent and fatal protests against foreigners in the country. This past Friday, April 1, a United Nations mission in the town of Mazar-i-Sharif was invaded by protesters. Seven … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
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