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Woolwich Attack: Managing Fear
Following the violent murder in Woolwich, London, the front page of most national newspapers were filled with pictures of the two suspected...
Hamid Karzai's visit to India on May 20, comes at a time when tough choices will have to be made regarding engagement with Afghanistan. India has...
The political response to the immediate aftermath of the Woolwich crime sent a confusing signal. In the UK, terrorism is treated as a crime and it is...
The brutal killing of a British soldier near Woolwich Barracks in London, termed a terrorist attack by prime minister David Cameron, has once again...
Who will win Iran's June 14 presidential election is anyone’s guess. Despite claims already made by some commentators, it is not possible to predict...
The UK-China relationship has seen better days. High level government exchanges have not been taking place in the way that was envisaged some years...
The global map of recent measles outbreaks tells a story of politics, human conflict, bad science, weak health systems, and the power of beliefs. It...
Growth is currently the overarching priority for the world economy. It is therefore the core interest of the world leaders, as reflected in the main...
The Report on the Drug Problem in the Americas, published on 17 May by the Organization of American States (OAS), represents an opportunity to...
Twenty years ago this Sunday, the United States belatedly recognized Angola. Today, Angola is the second-largest trading partner of the US in sub-...