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Published on: 12 August 2012

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With the selection of the politically extreme Paul Ryan as his VP candidate, Romney will energize Obama’s base as...
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Elections in Kyrgyzstan and the threat of inter-ethnic violence

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Tensions in Kyrgyzstan are often reduced to a division between the north and south of the country, and it is widely...

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