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Day: March 27, 2016

President Trump’s foreign policy dystopia
Americas CESRAN Blog

President Trump’s foreign policy dystopia

CESRAN Int.27 March 201627 March 2016
After over three decades of living in the United States, one thing that I have learned is never to assume that I understand American domestic politics. Every time I think...
Brussels attacks: why do family members commit terrorism together?
CESRAN Blog Defense & Security Europe

Brussels attacks: why do family members commit terrorism together?

CESRAN Int.27 March 201627 March 2016
It appears to be increasingly common that terrorist attacks not of the lone-wolf variety involve members of the same family. Some of them, like the San Bernardino attack last December,...
Georgia: Project Aims to Boost Orthodox Church’s Support for EU Integration
CESRAN Blog Russia and Eurasia

Georgia: Project Aims to Boost Orthodox Church’s Support for EU Integration

CESRAN Int.27 March 201627 March 2016
Many proponents of European Union integration tend to see the Georgian Orthodox Church as an obstacle on Georgia’s path to Brussels. But a new initiative in Tbilisi aims to make...
Will a 2 Celsius Warming Prove Dangerous? Ocean Circulation Models Say Yes
CESRAN Blog Energy & Environment

Will a 2 Celsius Warming Prove Dangerous? Ocean Circulation Models Say Yes

CESRAN Int.27 March 201627 March 2016
Studying climate is not something we invented in the 20th and 21st century. Humans have been observing environmental change associated with climate since the early 19th century when scientists first...
Iraq Analysis: Prime Minister Caught Between Status Quo & A Cleric
CESRAN Blog Middle East

Iraq Analysis: Prime Minister Caught Between Status Quo & A Cleric

CESRAN Int.27 March 201627 March 2016
In Iraq, the menace of radical Shiite cleric Moqtada al-Sadr, leader of the Sadrist Movement, has reared its head again, posing serious challenges to Prime Minister Abadi and his plans...
The Art of the Deal? More of the Same!
Americas CESRAN Blog

The Art of the Deal? More of the Same!

CESRAN Int.27 March 201627 March 2016
“There are among us today, as there always have been, those who act against the scheme of things that degrades them, and in the process of action everything we have...
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