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oD Drug Policy Forum: Front Line Report - Week of July 18th 2011

Published on: 18 July 2011

Written by: Mark Weiss All articles by Mark Weiss

Written by: Charles Shaw All articles by Charles Shaw

This week we lead with the Committee for the Prevention of Torture's new Report on Poland - highlighting a serious...

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Poland’s European infusion

Published on: 13 July 2011

Written by: Krzysztof Bobinski All articles by Krzysztof Bobinski

The six-month Polish presidency of the European Union starts with a welcome dose of optimism from its prime...

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Poland’s tragedy: one year on

Published on: 8 April 2011

Written by: Adam Szostkiewicz All articles by Adam Szostkiewicz

The air disaster that killed Poland’s president and many of the country’s leading figures in April 2010 is now a...

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Egypt: how to negotiate the transition. Lessons from Poland and China

Published on: 4 February 2011

Written by: Lester R. Kurtz All articles by Lester R. Kurtz

Written by: Maciej Bartkowski All articles by Maciej Bartkowski

A comparison of the Polish Round Table and the Tiananmen Tragedy show that non-violent resistance movements need to...

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Poland’s tragedy: sorrow, and anger

Published on: 28 December 2010

Written by: Adam J Chmielewski All articles by Adam J Chmielewski

Written by: Denis Dutton All articles by Denis Dutton

The air-crash which decapitated Poland’s state elite may owe something to reckless behaviour, official negligence -...

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Poland and climate change

Published on: 14 December 2010

Written by: Krzysztof Bobinski All articles by Krzysztof Bobinski

The indifference of official Poland to climate change is rooted in its leaders' experience and reinforced by...

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Russia and Poland: a friendship that must not fail

Published on: 2 December 2010

Written by: Dmitri Trenin All articles by Dmitri Trenin

Since 2008 Russia and Poland have engaged with each other in a way that would previously have been inconceivable....

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Poland and Russia: a fresh start or business as usual?

Published on: 2 August 2010

Written by: Rafal Wonicki All articles by Rafal Wonicki

Russia’s sympathy after the Polish government air crash in April 2010 gave real hope that relations between them...

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Poland's unique election

Published on: 13 July 2010

Written by: Adam Szostkiewicz All articles by Adam Szostkiewicz

The choice of a successor to the president killed in the "second Katyn" tragedy was always going to be an...

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After the plane crash: Russian attitudes to Katyn

Published on: 28 April 2010

Written by: Alexei Levinson All articles by Alexei Levinson

The NKVD’s mass execution in 1940 of Polish officers in Katyn Forest has complicated the often tense relations...

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Russia-Poland: a history too terrible

Published on: 16 April 2010

Written by: Andrei Kolesnikov All articles by Andrei Kolesnikov

The plane crash at Smolensk which Poland’s president has provoked an outpouring of Russian sympathy, from Putin...

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Poland’s second Katyń: out of the ashes

Published on: 13 April 2010

Written by: Krzysztof Bobinski All articles by Krzysztof Bobinski

The flight-disaster that consumed Poland’s president and dozens of the nation’s senior figures may be followed by a...

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Landmark Sudanese elections marred by confusion, delay and allegations of fraud

Published on: 12 April 2010

Written by: Laura Hilger All articles by Laura Hilger

Sudan polling starts amidst delays and confusion. Polish president and other elites died in plane crash. Obama hosts...

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