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What Donald Trump Needs To Do

N ow that Donald Trump has been elected President of the United States of America, there are a lot of things he needs...

(Un)expected President

S hock! Disbelief! Total surprise! Those media (and politicians) who have in the preceding election campaign totally uncritically, but systematically supported Hillary Clinton,...

The Trump Train is already heading towards Europe

T he “Trump Train” (once a Twitter hashtag and then a successful metaphor of the assertive, and to date unstoppable, reform wind blown...

A Dim Light In The Trump Dark

I n America goes a proud boast, anyone can be president. Unfortunately, anyone often is. Instead of using the peace dividend from the...

U.S. Election 2016: The Day After

I t is without a shadow doubt this election has been one of the most vitriolic, negative and perhaps worst display of electoral...

A few foreign policy issues that should had more emphasis during the run-up to the U.S. Election

A part from the major issues that have been discussed by the Presidential candidates, there are a few foreign policy issues which have...

Lobby and Advocacy: A promising field and a possible goal in the land of soccer

P olitics is a very sensitive matter for discussion in Brazil. Even after the latest events and the abrupt development of a political...

Why Australia Should Be Worried by a Clinton Presidency

W ith the US presidential elections fast approaching, one American ally is facing an existential crisis. Worried about how best to balance its...

Multiculturalism is dead? Not quite yet

M ulticultural approaches and policies vary widely all over the world, ranging from the advocacy of equal respect to the various cultures in...

Imaging the Future: A Post-Mugabe Zimbabwe

In August 2016, amidst anti-government protest, President Robert Gabriel Mugabe made it inescapably clear that there will be no Arab Spring in Zimbabwe. The...

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