The author examines the democratic transition in
- Pakistan, a key ally of the United States
por Sohail Mahmood - The destabilization of Pakistan
por Alberto Priego
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Where Do We Go From Here?
The author examines the democratic transition in
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Formulas for an effective pacification in the Middle East
The Arab-Israel peace conference this November in
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truction that was proposed by the Government and passed by the Congress which represents the Spanish citizenry. The country is already a power on the global stage, and for this reason it neither can nor should elude its responsibilities.
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No one has any doubt that the structural funds received from the European Union have contributed in an irrefutable manner to the economic growth witnessed in
Returning to Clinton Parameters and Taba negotiations
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The new securities measures aim to protect the U.S., but offer no protection to its citizens’ privacy rights while giving the authorities carte blanche to spy on citizens without any Congressional or Judicial oversight.
Doubts and certainties about the Bolivarian Republic
Chavism has achieved certain successes (for some undeniable, for others disputable), but has failed in other aspects, and runs the risk of leaning toward a semi-authoritarianism wrapped in a plebiscitary democracy, according to the author.
Bush and Peatraeus: What has and hasn’t been said of public opinion
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