The European government’s stopgap response to the Greek debt crisis could be made more effective by including a greater role for the European Central Bank.
Posted on 17 December 2011.
The European government’s stopgap response to the Greek debt crisis could be made more effective by including a greater role for the European Central Bank.
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Posted on 15 December 2011.
China’s involvement in bailing out the EU may inadvertently spark competition between states for investments and ultimately divide EU policy.
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Posted on 28 May 2011.
In recent years, European countries have witnessed a definitive shift away from the doctrine of multiculturalism. Governments are only engendering harmful perceptions and undue public scrutiny of cultural groups that will exacerbate rather than alleviate national troubles.
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Posted on 16 March 2011.
This year could very well lead to an intensification of protests and direct action throughout Europe as seen in recent months.
Posted on 14 February 2011.
South Korean President Lee-Myung Bak optimistically said that he had “high expectations for the expected outcome of the Summit.” However, quantitative easing alone essentially doomed the entire Conference.
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Posted on 14 February 2011.
On December 10th, the 16th annual Conference of the Parties (COP 16) to the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) wrapped up in Cancun, Mexico. Much like its ballyhooed predecessor in Copenhagen, Denmark, COP 16 concluded with an international agreement that few claim will verily avert the looming climate crisis.
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Posted on 01 December 2010.
Prime Minister Cameron has embraced fiscal austerity as a necessary component of economic recovery. The current financial environment, however, is not conducive to budget balancing – such fiscal austerity in the midst of a recession would be both ill-timed and unnecessarily harsh for the British people.
Posted on 01 December 2010.
An AFP exclusive interview with Aurelia Frick, the Current Foreign Minister of Liechtenstein
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Posted on 23 October 2010.
Turkey is at a crossroads between continents and civilizations, yes, but between nations too. Hopefully Turkey will dismantle the ticking time bomb it has set for itself, and resolve its discordant foreign policy in favor of the West. If not, it may find itself, like many in the middle, alone.
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Posted on 23 October 2010.
Failing to ratify the treaty would be a major foreign policy blunder that could seriously damage diplomatic relations with Russia and even open the door for a renewed nuclear arms race. Unless the Senate wishes to create new challenges to American security and international stability, it must ratify New Start.
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