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• Canada Breaks Its Environmental Agreements

  17 mai 2012, par admin — Canada, Canada environment, Environment, environment, Erica Dingman, Kyoto, Kyoto Protocol
  Lede: The Canadian government recently withdrew from the Kyoto Protocol. Erica Dingman points out that this is just the latest setback for the Canadian environment movement as the Conservative government rolls back previously agreed to environmental commitments. By Erica Dingman read (...)

• Anti-Austerity Movement Strikes the UK

  17 mai 2012, par admin — austerity, Britain, financial crisis, Global Financial Crisis, United Kingdom, United Kingdon
  Lede: As austerity measures in several European countries have led to the downfall of ruling conservative governments, similar actions proposed by David Cameron and his Conservative Party in the UK may lead to their exit from office as well. By Frank Spring read (...)

• Justice for Srebrenica

  16 mai 2012, par admin — ethnic cleansing, Genocide, genocide, ICTY, Milosevic, Mladic, Srebenica, war crimes
  Lede: The trial of Ratko Mladic and Slobodan Milosevic (posthumously) for crimes of genocide they committed during the Balkan wars begins today, almost two decades after the fact. Elizabeth Pond describes how justice is finally being served and what impact it may have. By Elizabeth Pond None (...)

• Global Warming, Redux

  15 mai 2012, par admin — China, climate change, Exploration, glaciers, global warming, India, North Pole, Russia
  Lede: As it did in the 12th and 13th centuries, global warming threatens to harm the countries near the equator while boosting agricultural yields in the north. But this time, argues Alex Li, even northern countries like Canada and Russia will suffer due to climate change because of the (...)

• IMF: Their Firewalls, Our Money

  15 mai 2012, par admin — Euro, Euro crisis, Firewall, Hollande, IMF, Lagarde
  Lede: While all politics may be local politics, some debates should be more local than others. George A. Pieler and Jens F. Laurson argue that the IMF's increasing involvement in intra-EU political maneuvering is a compelling reason to expand IMF leadership beyond Europe. By George A. (...)