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The Georgia-Russia war of August 2008 has altered calculations about the future of the two territories that were central to the conflict. The scholar of Abkhazian linguistics and history, George Hewitt, offers an assessment from Sukhum.
A little ...
From OPENDEMOCRACY,
AgoraVox,
12 Aug 2009
The violent unrest in China’s western region has cast a chill over the previously warming links between Ankara and Beijing. The deeper roots of their dispute lie both in history and modern geopolitics. By Igor Torbakov & Matti Nojonen.
The violent ...
From OPENDEMOCRACY,
AgoraVox,
4 Aug 2009
In May 2008 the newly-elected President Medvedev, himself a lawyer, promised legal reform in Russia, but there are few signs of it as yet. By Bill Bowring.
It is notorious that "telephone justice" was the norm in the Soviet
Union. Judges, except at ...
From OPENDEMOCRACY,
AgoraVox,
8 Jul 2009
Iranians abroad are using every means available to follow events in their homeland and stand alongside their compatriots. One of them, Kamin Mohammadi, reports.
If my experience is any guide, Iranians outside Iran are living some of
the most intense ...
From OPENDEMOCRACY,
AgoraVox,
24 Jun 2009
The United States president’s visit to Cairo needs to offer the Arab and Muslim worlds an America they can at last believe. By Nader Hashemi.
President Barack Obama will deliver a long-awaited speech on relations
between the United States and the ...
From OPENDEMOCRACY,
AgoraVox,
4 Jun 2009
Increasingly, the Left's response
to representative institutional frameworks - "participatory democracy" -
demands a further empowerment of the people, the antidote to an at times
suffocating conglomeration of modern elites. This suffocation gave birth ...
From GEORGE GABRIEL - OPENDEMOCRACY.NET,
Venezuela Analysis,
31 May 2009
The problems of the world’s poor are at their heart an issue of human rights. This sets a test for the world’s powerful. By Kate Allen of Amnesty International.
The worldwide economic recession is working its way through every level
of the global ...
From OPENDEMOCRACY,
AgoraVox,
29 May 2009
The ruling Congress party returns to power with an unambiguous mandate, a privilege it should not squander. By Kanishk Tharoor.
Five years ago, Indian voters comprehensively shredded the predictions of their country’s chattering class, toppling the ...
From OPENDEMOCRACY,
AgoraVox,
20 May 2009
The epidemic of “swine flu” has a special resonance in a city of ghosts whose history warns - and inoculates against - the present. By Jim Gabour.
Here it is, Influenza A, H1N1,
swine flu, whatever you want to call it. It’s an old and ...
From OPENDEMOCRACY,
AgoraVox,
7 May 2009
ANC supporters turned out in their masses to re-elect the party, with
an estimated 12 million people voting for the party this time round,
two million more then last time.One reason for this substantial
growth is the ANC’s determination to trounce a ...
From OPENDEMOCRACY,
AgoraVox,
27 Apr 2009
