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A letter to my fellow countrymen in South Africa
Let us start with what makes me unhappy comrades. This undiscovered bridge called language or rather mother tongue. The life of the artist, poet,...
How did radicalism led to presidency?
Unlike many pundits, who did not opt Donald Trump for the final nomination, finally he did very well in primaries. Now, the possibility of...
China and the National People’s Congress of 2016
As often happens, China is at a significant political turning point: the National People's Congress, the single House of the Chinese Parliament, made up...
An analysis of Iran’s elections
First and foremost, it is worth clarifying that in Iran the division between "reformists" and "liberals" on one side and "conservatives" or even "fundamentalists"...
The perks of (not) being a red star: the investigations in Brazil and the future of its politics
Amid a severe political and economic crisis, with astronomic unemployment rates and the worst recession since 1990, the Brazilian politics faces a new turn...
Iran’s elections of February 26, 2016
On February 26, 2016 elections will be held in Iran both for Parliament (Majlis) and for the Assembly of Experts, the Council created by...
The Difficulty With Words and When is a Terrorist a Terrorist?
Words are beautiful and they give us so much. Through using words we can share ideas and more importantly we can develop concepts and...
Times of Europe
Six decades after the first thought of creating a Union of European countries, the dominant debate on the supranational and intergovernmental EU structuring and...
The Blame Game: Finding Fault in Greater Caspian Human Rights
A wonderfully informative, if also somewhat depressing, report has just come out from The Foreign Policy Centre, based in London, where the effort was...
Elections 2016: The End of the American Two-Party System?
With the Iowa caucuses over and the results from New Hampshire in, the 2016 elections are officially underway. The last decade in American politics...