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China’s Forward Policy In The South China Sea – Analysis
August 1, 2012 by IDSA
By R. S. Kalha For reasons that are conceptually weak and militarily untenable, the top Chinese military decision making body—the Central Military Commission—took a surprising decision last Sunday to post about 1,200 PLA soldiers in the so-called Sansha City; a collection of a few huts on an island with an area of about 2.13 square kilometres in the Paracel group o...Read MoreReforming The Concert Of South America: Paraguay, Venezuela, And The Pentagon – Analysis
July 31, 2012 by COHA
By Eric Stadius The most salient transnational consequence of Fernando Lugo’s impeachment has been the reshuffling of the already fragile South American balance of power. Paraguay had consistently blocked Venezuela’s ascension into the powerful Mercosur trade bloc professedly due to concerns over violations regarding the “democracy clause.” Ironically, after Lugo’s... Read MoreChina – Pakistan Relations: Not As Advertised – Analysis
July 31, 2012 by Geopolitical Monitor
By Elena Mizrokhi Pakistan has touted its alliance with “all-weather friend” Beijing in the wake of its recent falling out with Washington, a dispute that culminated in the suspension of military aid worth $800 million USD. However, Beijing does not appear interested in replacing the US as financier or guarantor of Pakistan’s security. In fact, the threat of Uighur... Read MoreWORLD NEWS
Half Of India Suffers Massive Power Outage
by VOA
By Anjana Pasricha India suffered a second day of a massive po... Read MoreIran: Sanctions No Less Than Military War, Says Central Bank Chief
by Radio Zamaneh
The head of Iran’s Central Bank, Mahmoud Bahmani, says: “Sanction...Read MoreTurkey Sets Conditions For Intervention In Syria – Report
by Radio Zamaneh
Turkish Foreign Minister Ahmet Davutoglu has announced that if Ku...Read MoreBUSINESS
South Korea: Reactor Shutdown Raises Blackout Fears
by VOA
By Steve Herman As northern India suffers another problem with... Read MoreCollapse Of Euro Possible, Claims Economist
by VOR
By Nikita Sorokin In 6 months’ time the eurozone will start br...Read MoreTECHNOLOGY AND SCIENCE
Spotify Rolls Out Radio Streaming For Android
by PanArmenian
After adding a radio feature to its iOS app in June, Spotify has ...Read MoreGlobal Warming Transforming Arctic Shrubs Into Forest
by Eurasia Review
(CORDIS) -- Researchers in Finland and the United Kingdom suggest...Read MoreIntroduction Of Asian Ladybirds Into Europe Serious Mistake
by Eurasia Review
In retrospect, introducing the Asian ladybird into Europe was a s... Read MoreLIFE
Public Key To Overcoming Corruption
by East-West Center
Corruption is a common fact of life in many places, but it can be... Read MoreSyria ‘Needs $500 Million Aid’, Says OIC
by Arab News
The humanitarian crisis in Syria has grown to such dimensions tha...Read MoreCambodia Trains New Riot Police
by RFA
More than Cambodian 400 anti-riot police officers have completed ... Read MoreOPINION
Faith, Civic Engagement And The 2012 US Elections – OpEd
by CGNews
By Altaf Husain One trend to watch in the presidential electio...Read MoreSmoldering Planet – OpEd
by Other Words
By Saul Landau As fires raged in Arizona last summer, Senator ... Read MoreSTYLE
Phelps Becomes History’s Most Medaled Olympian
by Ria Novosti
American swimmer Michael Phelps became history's most medaled Oly... Read MorePossible Titles For “The Hobbit” 3rd Installment Revealed
by PanArmenian
Hot on the heels of Peter Jackson's announcement that "The Hobbit... Read MoreSwiss Footballer Kicked Out Of London Olympics
by RT
Switzerland have expelled footballer Michel Morganella from the L... Read MoreSOCIAL ISSUES
Public Key To Overcoming Corruption
August 1, 2012 by East-West Center
Corruption is a common fact of life in many places, but it can be fought and conquered by the right combination of political will and a full dose of understanding about how corruption inevitably pays off for the few, not the many. That was a central message of Prof. Robert Klitgaard, a leading expert on corruption and institutional reform, who spok... Read More
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