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The Indian view on Pakistan’s elections by Aparna Pande
India at LSE
May 8, 2013
Aparna
Pande
explains
why
India
is
unlikely
to
make
concrete
offers
to
Pakistan's
incoming
…
Much to Admire--and Fear--about a Rising China by John Lee
Australian Broadcasting Corporation
July 30, 2012
In
an
opinion
piece
in
the
state-owned
People's
Daily
newspaper
last
month,
president
of
…
A Triumph for Democracy in Libya by Ann Marlowe
Wall Street Journal
July 11, 2012
I
was
surprised
and
touched
to
receive
holiday
greetings
from
Libyan
friends
around
the
…
Sovereignty or Submission: Liberal Democracy or Global Governance? by John Fonte
Foreign Policy Research Institute
October 15, 2011
Tribuno de la democracia by Jaime Daremblum
La Nacion (Costa Rica)
September 30, 2011
La
partida
de
Rodolfo
Cerdas
ha
dejado
vacíos
difíciles
de
llenar
en
el
mapa
…
Dictatorship vs. Democracy by Aparna Pande
Huffington Post
March 29, 2011
While
discussing
the
current
Middle
East
situation
in
a
recent
interview,
former
Pakistani
President
…
A New Paul Revere by John Fonte
Book review of The New Road to Serfdom by Daniel Hannan, National Review
December 20, 2010
After
observing
a
Fourth
of
July
celebration
in
Yellowstone
National
Park
in
1889,
a
…
Can Israel Be Jewish and Democratic? by Douglas J. Feith
Wall Street Journal
October 25, 2010
Israeli
Prime
Minister
Benjamin
Netanyahu
recently
asked
Palestinian
peace
negotiators
to
acknowledge
Israel
as
…
Afghanistan's Experiment in Democracy by Ann Marlowe
Weekly Standard Online
September 14, 2010
This
iftar
(Ramadan
break
fast)
dinner
for
1,800
people
at
Kabul's
Ouranos
Hotel
is
…
Losing Nicaragua by Jaime Daremblum
Weekly Standard Online
November 24, 2009
With
U.S.
policymakers
distracted
by
the
situation
in
Honduras,
Nicaragua
continues
to
move
toward
…
Boring Summits Are Better for Everyone by John Lee
foreign Policy
November 20, 2009
When
Indian
Prime
Minister
Manmohan
Singh
arrives
as
U.S.
President
Barack
Obama's
first
official
…
India Fast Becoming Asia's 'Swing State' by John Lee
Korea Herald (South Korea)
November 4, 2009
The
choice
of
Indian
Prime
Minister
Manmohan
Singh
as
President
Barrack
Obama`s
first
state
…
A Credibility Gap at the OAS by Jaime Daremblum
Weekly Standard Online
October 22, 2009
Several
decades
after
its
founding
as
the
Western
Hemisphere's
premier
democratic
forum,
the
Organization
…
Economic Investment Key to Afghanistan Success by Richard Weitz
Madison Capital Times
October 11, 2009
Achieving
success
in
Afghanistan
-
defined
as
achieving
a
sustainable
democratic
regime
able
to
…
China at 60: No More Excuses by John Lee
Business Week
October 5, 2009
It
has
been
60
years
since
Mao
Zedong
told
his
people
on
Oct.
1,
…
What Turkey Can Do For The U.S. by Zeyno Baran
CNN.com
April 7, 2009
Turks
greeted
President
Obama
with
huge
excitement
Monday.
This
was
the
first
time
a
…
Democracy Is Under Attack in Nicaragua by Jaime Daremblum
From the February 3, 2009 The American
February 3, 2009
Though
it
may
seem
hard
to
remember
today,
Nicaragua
once
played
an
outsized
role
…
How to keep freedom and democracy in Lebanon alive by no_author
January 10, 2007
WASHINGTON
-
How
to
keep
Lebanon's
freedom
and
democracy
alive
was
the
subject
of
…