China seems to be turning to its military upgrade rather than towards the resolute alternative energy/Green Tech investments – as it has no time, plan or resources to do both at once.
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Young Spaniards at a Crossroads
Grim economic prospects are pushing young Spaniards to continue their studies, delay their entry into the labor market, and explore better opportunities abroad.
Nation for Sale: Selling Sierra Leone
Although the conflict in the country ended nearly a decade ago, for many the idea that Sierra Leone is a dangerous place still remains.
Business as Usual Between Pakistan and the U.S.
The bilateral relationship between Pakistan and the U.S. is one of the most important and contentious in the world.
Minister Peiris Goes to Washington
On May 18, Sri Lanka’s External Affairs Minister G.L. Peiris will meet with US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton in Washington, DC. The two should have plenty to talk about.
Nationalism 2.0
From transnational movements to nation brands and even new nationhood, a new form of nationalism is taking root, and it is one that is externally oriented, inclusive, and participatory.
An Olympic-Sized Problem in Brazil
Brazil is slated to host both the FIFA World Cup and the Olympic Games in the next four years. In order to make room for these projects, the Brazilian government is illegally removing thousands of people from their homes.
Columbia and Elitism
Matt Schiavenza responds to critics of his recent oped, saying “as far as having a sense of entitlement is concerned, again, consider me guilty as charged.”
Young and Resourceful
Hand in Hand, a network of students from eight countries, raised awareness and funds to adopt two villages, where they provided health care education, safe drinking water, and alternative income sources.
Few Signs of Social Media in Serbian Elections
While the use of social media has proven to be an integral part of most election campaigns around the world, Serbian political parties still struggle to understand the power of new media.
On Commemorating Maritime Events in 2012
I have attended several functions recently at which speakers pointed out the historical significance of 2012 to the maritime community.
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