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| A Tale of Two Chávezes |
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For those who loved and reviled Venezuela's president in equal measure, El Comandante leaves behind two very different legacies. (3/11/2013, Foreign Policy)
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| Human Trafficking – the Untamable Epidemic |
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A look at the root causes of human trafficking and possible steps to combat it. By Anuradha Kataria. (09/24/2012)
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| Rio+20: understanding the present in the light of the future. |
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Understanding the present in the light of the past, we see only the problems, resulting in gloom. But understanding the present in the light of the future compels us to evolve and see the opportunitie...
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| The other UN |
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Besides the well-known building in Manhattan, the UN has three other main HQs, one of them in Vienna, where nine important organisations do the practical work. By Anne-Cécile Robert (June 2012, Le Mon...
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| Why we need Sustainable Development Goals |
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Rio+20 must launch SDGs to guide countries through complex development challenges, argues Colombian ministry official Paula Caballero Gómez. (05/24/2012, SciDev.Net)
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| A Global New Deal |
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Public’s tolerance for economic policies that do not reduce unemployment has collapsed, says Jomo Kwame Sundaram, UN Assistant Secretary-General for Economic Development (Project Syndicate, 05/22/2012...
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| Rio Plus 20: What Prospects for the Next UN Mega-Conference? |
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The question looming at Rio is whether the voluntary, bottom-up approach to global environmental governance will show any more promise. By Stewart M. Patrick (03/30/2012, Council on Foreign Relations)
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| What Are Iran's Intentions? |
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There is little credible discussion of just what constitutes the Iranian threat, though we do have an authoritative answer, provided by U.S. military and intelligence. Their presentations to Congress ...
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