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As part of our continuing series of Fresh Insights papers that give younger writers the opportunity to publish, FPC Associate Alexander Jackson gives us his take on the ongoing challenges…
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This, however, hasn’t always been easy to understand by Latin American peoples. As with when the region was under military dictatorships, logic seemed to be overthrown in times of dire…
Partial abandonment, sometimes akin to simple marginalisation but bearing characteristics that suggest statelessness is on the agenda, has threatened Chitralis and other ethnic groups in the country’s North West Frontier…
It was badly needed – few people have more than the haziest idea of the scope of the Ombudsman’s mandate, or how to go about using the excellent service which…
When delegates from 55 member parties from across Europe gathered in Stockholm last October to debate and pass the European Liberal, Democrat and Reform Party (ELDR) manifesto for this June’s…
Like most Arab states, Lebanon has an expanding young population for whom the future looks bleak. The United Nations Development Programme estimates that 26% of Lebanese aged 15-24 are unemployed…
Economic Highlights The region’s growth streak has come to a halt. Latin American countries experienced solid growth between 2003 and 2008. The economic crisis that broke out in the U.S.…
There has been heightened concern over the crime wave in Croatia, including a series of murders with possible political connections. And Slovenia has raised the temperature in a territorial dispute…
Based on a government vision that he ambiguously defines as "Bolivarian Revolution", Hugo Chávez, the President of Venezuela, implemented a contemporary version of perpetuation of power in Latin America. Advancing…