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- ‘Boy, did we screw up’: 12 rules for repentance November 27, 2020In his new book, US billionaire Charles Koch seems remorseful of his hyper-partisanship
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- Who Is an American 'Person'? November 27, 2020The Supreme Court considers the Census and undocumented immigrants.
- Home Is No Haven for Iran's Regime November 27, 2020The killing of a top nuclear scientist dramatizes the ayatollahs’ domestic vulnerability.
- Biden, Iran and the Bomb November 27, 2020Will he throw away Trump’s Mideast gains to return to a bad nuclear deal?
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Monthly Archives: May 2011
How the United Nations communicates in a transnational world
By Karuna Kumar Born out of the disillusionment that surrounded the Second World War, was an ambitious structure expected to preserve global security – the United Nations. The idea was to create a peaceful global order that would act as … Continue reading
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