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January 13, 2010

What Apocalypses Are You Nostalgic For?

by Rebecca Solnit, Le Monde Diplomatique, France - The failure of national governments in Copenhagen doesn’t mean there is no future with them. Much was accomplished – even the refusal to be bullied into a false ‘solution’ accord by the global south. Tiny countries stood up to China. A global movement found its ties.

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Moment of Truth for Europe's Common Currency

by Anne Seith, Spiegel, Germany - Greece's financial difficulties have exposed numerous weaknesses which threaten Europe's common currency. Now, policy makers and economic experts are...

Casualties of the Post-War Era

by Anna Badkhen, The National, UAE - In spite of the republic’s meteoric reconstruction, kidnappings and extra-judicial killings still ravage Chechnya....

Reproductive Rights, Parental Rights, and Family Violence: A Dangerous Intersection

by Joan Dawson, RH Reality Check, USA - When do reproductive rights end? Do they end at birth? Do they continue throughout a child’s life?...

Desperate Mid-Eastern Mediators

by Maria Appakova, RIA Novosti, Russia - Does it make sense for the Quartet to meet at all? Even the United States was given a...

China Lets its Cash Speak in the Balkans

by Tamsin Walker, Deutsche Welle, Germany - As Brussels painstakingly deliberates the merits of aspiring European Union members in the Balkans, Beijing has begun an...