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Marc Herzog’s new briefing gives a fascinating insight into the statistics behind Turkey’s recent constitutional referendum and examines what the result means for Turkey’s future.
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This FPC Briefing by Hema Kotecha explores some of the major challenges facing the Otunbaeva-led interim government and the international community in Kyrgyzstan after the April uprising and June's ethnic…
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The death of the 300th British soldier in Afghanistan is, as David Cameron pointed out, no more or less tragic than the 299 who have died before him since 2001.…
Jose Serra said: "Dilma is weaker than the PT" and that, unlike Lula, she will not be able to control the more radical wing of the party. Marina Silva has…
WHY WATER? WHY NOW? Less than three per cent of the earth’s water is potable and 2.5 per cent of this freshwater is inaccessible, locked up in Antarctic and Arctic…
1. INTRODUCTION With the slogan "Brazil can do more," José Serra presented himself as a candidate at an event organized by the PSDB, in Brasilia on April 10. Avoiding direct…
1. PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION State. For Dilma, the state has to act where there is market failure. Especially where there are large concentrations of power or networking. For example, in the…
In this new FPC Briefing, Luke Bailey explains that more than 740,000 people are killed as a result of armed violence every year. Many others are assaulted, forcibly displaced or…
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New Senior Research Associate Zeynep Dereli gives her take on how Turkey needs to reformulate its approach to energy to create an outward looking strategy where energy policy and foreign…
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FPC Research Associate Chris Ogden explores the warming relations between India and China and how they can work together to face common challenges in their troublesome neighbours.
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