OPINION
Opinion editorials from various experts and writers
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Saudi- India Business Network launched to boost commercial links
India has launched a major private sector initiative called the Saudi-India Business Network (SIBN) with the goal of advancing economic…
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Polling the Old Continent – the US elections from a European perspective
By Stefan Munk US presidential elections are events that move the world. I still remember, when – as a high…
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More action needed to ban products of Chinese slave labor
By Jeff King Recent weeks have seen unprecedented international action against China for its egregious violations of human rights, particularly…
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France’s conflicts of interest in anti-Turkish alliance
By Irina Tsukerman and Dr. Frank Musmar France self-interest in North Africa motivated the French officials to join the alliance…
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Future of civil bureaucratic public administration and military law administration in Pakistan in the era of e-government
Public Administrative Principles can better describe the case of Pakistan. Pakistan is an administrative state in which bureaucracy has deep…
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The U.S. comes closer to leaving Iraq
By Matthew C. Mai The United States has come one step closer to finally leaving Iraq to the Iraqis. The…
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Putin didn’t fall for Lukashenko’s Grodno trick
If Poland Didn’t Annex Lvov, Why Would It Annex Grodno? There’s a lot of talk in Central & Eastern Europe…
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A constitutional amendment to modify the electoral college
By Richard E. Caroll While there have been repeated calls to abolish the Electoral College in presidential elections, there is…
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