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Abkhazia prepares to vote

Published on: 11 December 2009

Written by: Ivan Sukhov All articles by Ivan Sukhov

Presidential elections are looming in the Abkhazia, the breakaway republic which Russia recognised as an independent...

Published in: openDemocracyUK

Is anyone at home? The British media and 'What's the story' on the Pro-Israel lobby

Published on: 11 December 2009

Written by: Anthony Barnett All articles by Anthony Barnett

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Sweden's changing

Published on: 10 December 2009

Written by: Mats Engström All articles by Mats Engström

The challenge of an emergent xenophobic populism in Sweden is provoking thoughtful centre-left voices to seek an...

Published in: openDemocracyUK

The Economist sees the light (or is it the dark?)

Published on: 10 December 2009

Written by: Anthony Barnett All articles by Anthony Barnett

Published in: openDemocracyUK

Peaceful protest, no placards allowed

Published on: 10 December 2009

Written by: Thomas Ash All articles by Thomas Ash

A protest in support of Gary McKinnon, the British hacker who broke into dozens of US computers

Published in: openSecurity

Kiribati islands plan exodus faced with rising sea levels

Published on: 10 December 2009

Written by: Josephine Whitaker All articles by Josephine Whitaker

Kiribati announces plans at Copenhagen for “practical and rational” exodus due to climate change. Violence and...

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Panicking about swine flu in Orenburg

Published on: 9 December 2009

Written by: Elena Strelnikova All articles by Elena Strelnikova

The region is gripped by swine flu panic, much of it orchestrated, in the opinion of Elena Strelnikova. But every...

Published in: openSecurity

Poor nations at Copenhagen climate summit outraged by leaked memo

Published on: 9 December 2009

Written by: Rukeyya Khan All articles by Rukeyya Khan

Wealthy nations are accused of 'carbon colonialism' as leaked climate draft sparks anger. General McChrystal...

Published in: openDemocracyUK

Don't blame Blond: Red Toryism is far better than the fatalism of the Third Way

Published on: 8 December 2009

Written by: William Davies All articles by William Davies

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Coordinated bombings ravage heart of Baghdad

Published on: 8 December 2009

Written by: Dries Belet All articles by Dries Belet

Multiple explosions kill over 100 people in Baghdad. Gates to put pressure on Karzai in Kabul. US envoy commences...

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Scotland’s constitutional future: after deadlock

Published on: 8 December 2009

Written by: Michael Keating All articles by Michael Keating

Beneath the clash of argument over Scotland’s political destiny a workable and creative solution can be glimpsed,...

Published in: openDemocracyUK

Unilateral action on climate change

Published on: 7 December 2009

Written by: Thomas Ash All articles by Thomas Ash

Why and how we should lead the way

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Was Kelly Killed? A question that may put Chilcott in the shade

Published on: 6 December 2009

Written by: Anthony Barnett All articles by Anthony Barnett

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Pocketed! Angela is Britain's first ID card holder - you have to laugh or weep

Published on: 6 December 2009

Written by: Anthony Barnett All articles by Anthony Barnett

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Why a British by-election cannot bury the SNP

Published on: 4 December 2009

Written by: Joe Middleton All articles by Joe Middleton

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Mandelson vs. Murdoch

Published on: 3 December 2009

Written by: Stuart Weir All articles by Stuart Weir

I never expected to agree with Peter Mandelson but it has happened today

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Brown's dodgy deal

Published on: 2 December 2009

Written by: Stuart Weir All articles by Stuart Weir

Published in: openDemocracyUK

The mass psychology of climate change - scientists need 'attitude'

Published on: 2 December 2009

Written by: Brian Davey All articles by Brian Davey

The media storm over the hacked CRU e-mails shows that staying above the mud fight is a forlorn hope

Published in: openDemocracyUK

EU bows to US pressure over access to our banking data

Published on: 1 December 2009

Written by: Dennis Nottebaum All articles by Dennis Nottebaum

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Switzerland in Wonderland

Published on: 1 December 2009

Written by: Christophe Solioz All articles by Christophe Solioz

The Swiss Minaret vote reveals once again that there are two Switzerlands – one is modern and open, the other is...

Why was a warlord allowed to sue a British journalist?

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