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Foreign Policy Digest
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Foreign Policy Digest is an online magazine aimed at explaining world affairs to the digital media generation.
- Added on: Mar 25th, 2009
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: fpdigest
- Listed in: News & Media Places & Geography
- Tags: news commentary world news foreign policy headlines international affairs
Recent Posts
Ethnic Conflict in Zimbabwe: A Ghost of the Past?
DEVELOPMENTS Zimbabwe’s main opposition leader and Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai ended his boycott of the government last week, raising hopes for the survival of the global political agreement – the country’s fragile coalition. Trvangirai a...
A Return to Normalcy? The Restoration of Iraq’s Marshlands
DEVELOPMENTS Life has improved for Iraq’s Marsh Arabs, or Ma’adan since the fall of Saddam Hussein in 2003. No longer threatened with the complete destruction of the reed-filled marshes near Iraq’s border with Iran which they have called home f...
A Return to Normalcy? The Restoration of Iraq’s Marshlands
DEVELOPMENTS Life has improved for Iraq’s Marsh Arabs, or Ma’adan since the fall of Saddam Hussein in 2003. No longer threatened with the complete destruction of the reed-filled marshes near Iraq’s border with Iran which they have called home f...
Blood, Land and Sovereignty: The Status of Indigenous Rights in the Americas
DEVELOPMENTSThe indigenous rights movements of the Americas are experiencing a renaissance. Indigenous peoples of the Americas are increasingly reasserting their claims to sovereign rights of self determination and resource governance. All over La...
Blood, Land and Sovereignty: The Status of Indigenous Rights in the Americas
DEVELOPMENTSThe indigenous rights movements of the Americas are experiencing a renaissance. Indigenous peoples of the Americas are increasingly reasserting their claims to sovereign rights of self determination and resource governance. All over La...
Sino-Indian Relations and the Search for the Next Dalai Lama
DEVELOPMENTS The People’s Republic of China has grown increasingly anxious about maintaining stability in its western regions, particularly Xinjiang and Tibet, where ethnic and religious minorities have staged large-scale protests and riots in the ...
