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  • Too soon to tell
    Ten years ago, my part of the world was full of valiant opposition to the new wars being launched far away and at home — and of despair. And like despairing people everywhere, whether in a personal depression or a political tailspin, these activists believed the future would look more or less like the present. If there was nothing else they were confident ab […]
  • Billionaires unchained
    Billionaires with an axe to grind, now is your time. Not since the days before a bumbling crew of would-be break-in artists set into motion the fabled Watergate scandal, leading to the first far-reaching restrictions on money in American politics, have you been so free to meddle. There is no limit to the amount of money you can give to elect your friends and […]
  • Where has all the money gone?
    Outside the United States, the Pentagon controls a collection of military bases unprecedented in history. With U.S. troops gone from Iraq and the withdrawal from Afghanistan underway, it's easy to forget that we probably still have about 1,000 military bases in other peoples' lands. This giant collection of bases receives remarkably little media at […]
  • Nuclear terror in the Middle East
    In those first minutes, they'll be stunned. Eyes fixed in a thousand-yard stare, nerve endings numbed. They'll just stand there. Soon, you'll notice that they are holding their arms out at a 45-degree angle. Your eyes will be drawn to their hands and you'll think you mind is playing tricks. But it won't be. Their fingers will start t […]
  • Climate funds: first come, least served
    As the debate on climate change continues, the impacts of pollution on vulnerable continents have been brought to the fore. The most pressing case is Africa, a continent located on the frontline of climate devastation. The African Development Bank's head of climate change, Anthony Nyong, has said that the continent will soon require $40bn per annum to c […]
  • Seven years, untold dollars to silence one man
    What do words mean in a post-9/11 world? Apart from the now clichéd Orwellian twists that turn brutal torture into mere enhanced interrogation, the devil is in the details. Robert MacLean is a former air marshal fired for an act of whistleblowing. He has continued to fight over seven long years for what once would have passed as simple justice: getting his j […]
  • Time for a nuclear phase-out?
    Since Ernest Rutherford, the ‘father of nuclear physics', first split the atom in 1917, there has been a rush of human intelligence dedicated to unlocking the secrets of atomic power. These secrets would then require sophisticated regimes using clandestine methods to circumvent fears concerning the abuse or misuse of this technology. There has been wide […]
  • And then there was one
    It stretched from the Caspian to the Baltic Sea, from the middle of Europe to the Kurile Islands in the Pacific, from Siberia to Central Asia. Its nuclear arsenal held 45,000 warheads, and its military had five million troops under arms. There had been nothing like it in Eurasia since the Mongols conquered China, took parts of Central Asia and the Iranian pl […]
  • EU: policy coherence for development and trade?
    The EU is the world's largest donor of development assistance and on occasion of the Europe Day, 9 May, it may be worthwhile revisiting a key issue of its development cooperation. Experience shows that what donors do with the right hand may sometimes be undone by its left hand. Particular elements of a donors' policy in areas such as trade may have […]
  • The downwinders
    More than 70 years ago, a chemical attack was launched against Washington State and Nevada. It poisoned people, animals, everything that grew, breathed air, and drank water. The Marshall Islands were also struck. This formerly pristine Pacific atoll was branded “the most contaminated place in the world.” As their cancers developed, the victims of atomic test […]
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