Clement Attlee, David Cameron and the Special Relationship With India
By Prof. Inderjeet Parmar | 13 August 2010 British Prime Minister David Cameron recently declared his wish to build –...
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By Dr. Guy Burton | 11 August 2010 During the current Venezuela-Colombia spat, one particular comment by the Venezuelan president,...
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By Prof. Inderjeet Parmar | 01 August 2010 Even as British leaders, and the media, proclaim the imminent death of...
Read MorePresidents and Their Generals: A Conversation with Eliot Cohen
By Eliot Cohen | 10 August 2010 AI: Let’s start with the Stanley McChrystal episode. What’s your take on this? Why...
Read MoreCan You Handle The Truth?: Poll Shows The Shocking Reality of Arab Public Opinion
By Prof. Barry Rubin | 08 August 2010 This is one of those stories about the Middle East that is...
Read MoreChildren of a Lesser God
Prof. Inderjeet Parmar | 30 July 2010 All men may well be born equal but their deaths certainly betray huge inequalities....
Read MoreThe Electrical Workers Union versus President Calderon: Class, Struggle, Repression and the Rise of Narco-Power
By James Petras | 28 July 2010 “We are confronting a monster; a force that ridicules, deceives and wants to destroy us”....
Read MoreA New Low for Colombian-Venezuelan Relations?
By Dr. Guy Burton | 26 July 2010 Relations between Colombia and Venezuela appear to have hit a new low. Diplomatic...
Read MoreAdvisory Opinion of the International Court of Justice on Kosovo
By Prof. Stefan Wolff | 23 July 2010 Does the Advisory Opinion of the International Court of Justice on Kosovo’s...
Read MoreAfghanistan’s Mineral Wealth: A Blessing in Disguise?
By Prof. Stefan Wolff | 18 June 2010 Ever since the Pentagon announced that it estimated Afghanistan to sit on...
Read MoreDemocracy and Judaism in Israel
By Peter Berger | 22 July 2010 Israel was established as both a democratic and a Jewish state. Both qualities continue...
Read MorePosting From Pakistan
By Walter Russell Mead | 23 July 2010 During the next two weeks I’ll be visiting Pakistan at the invitation of...
Read MoreWhy Peace Can Be As Difficult As War?
By Zaur Shiriyev | 15 July 2010 Current public policy debates in Armenia and Azerbaijan over a possible Nagorno-Karabakh war are...
Read MoreWho are “We”?
By Peter Berger | 17 July 2010 A Chinese sage defined a wise person as one who sees things together which others see...
Read MoreOrthodox Patriarchate in Turkey Wins One Battle, Still Faces Struggle for Survival
By Alexander Christie-Miller | 17 July 2010 On the picturesque island of Buyukada in the Marmara Sea about an hour’s ferry...
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