It does, but…
Filed under: Asia, Burma, Politics | Tagged: Asia, Aung San Suu Kyi, Burma, Don Emmerson, Jack Fong, Jason Abbott, Marco Bünte, Maung Zarni, Politics, Sean Turnell | Leave a Comment »
BRICS: A meeting of future superpowers?
Posted on 29/03/2012 by matisak
Or not?
Filed under: China, Global Politics, Politics | Tagged: Alica Kizekova, BRICS, China, Douglas Paal, Foreign policy, Global Politics, India, Rosita Dellios, Sumit Ganguly | Leave a Comment »
Irish referendum on fiscal treaty: Leave them alone
Posted on 28/03/2012 by matisak
It might be the best policy.
Filed under: EU politics, Europe, Politics | Tagged: EU, EU politics, Europe, European Union, Eurozone, Frank Häge, Ireland, Katy Hayward | Leave a Comment »
From Washington nuclear summit to nuclear summit in Seoul
Posted on 26/03/2012 by matisak
What happened in 2 years.
Filed under: Global Politics, Politics, Security | Tagged: Andrew Futter, Global Politics, Joseph Cirincione, Matthew Bunn, Nuclear proliferation, Security, Security policy | 1 Comment »
Bo Xilai was sacked. Is it somehow significant?
Posted on 16/03/2012 by matisak
Read few comments.
Filed under: Asia, China, Politics | Tagged: Bo Xilai, China, Jonathan Holslag, Lawrence C. Reardon, Politics | Leave a Comment »
How strong is the Gandhi name?
Posted on 10/03/2012 by matisak
The nature of of Indian politics is changing.
Filed under: Asia, Politics | Tagged: India, Politics, Pradeep Taneja, Rahul Gandhi, Sunita Parikh | Leave a Comment »
Super Tuesday has just muddied the waters
Posted on 09/03/2012 by matisak
Or in other words: Super Tuesday was more another case of Romney avoiding a big disaster than having a big triumph.
Filed under: Politics, United States, US politics | Tagged: GOP, Mitt Romney, Politics, Republicans, United States, US politics | Leave a Comment »
What does the Putin’s victory mean for the future of US-Russia relations?
Posted on 05/03/2012 by matisak
Perhaps it is too early to tell, but read what some experts think.
Filed under: Politics, Russia, United States, US foreign policy | Tagged: Ekaterina Romanova, Foreign policy, Russia, Steven Pifer, United States, US foreign policy, Vladimir Putin | Leave a Comment »
The Falklands: The tensions rose again
Posted on 03/03/2012 by matisak
What’s next.
Filed under: Europe, Latin America, Politics, Security | Tagged: Conflict, Falklands, Kathleen Burk, Klaus Dodds, Malvinas, Security | Leave a Comment »
Would Rudd and Gillard be able to spend holiday together?
Posted on 02/03/2012 by matisak
Definitely not!
Filed under: Australia/Oceania, Politics | Tagged: Australia, David Burchell, John Warhurst, Julia Gillard, Kevin Rudd, Politics | Leave a Comment »
