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Czech Presidency of the EU: Was it really so bad?

Posted on 29/06/2009 by matisak

Or maybe not. Czech Presidency will end on July 1st.

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Filed under: EU politics, Europe, Politics | Tagged: Czech Republic, EU politics, European Union, Roy Ginsberg | Leave a comment »

Will somebody pay for the death of Neda Soltan?

Posted on 24/06/2009 by matisak

Would you say her murder can change Iran?

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Filed under: Iran, Middle East, Politics | Tagged: Arshin Adib-Moghaddam, Iran, Konstantin Kosten, Michael Rubin, Neda Soltan | Leave a comment »

What does China want from the world?

Posted on 18/06/2009 by matisak

Is Slovakia in some way important for Beijing?

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Filed under: Asia, China, Europe, Politics | Tagged: China, China foreign policy, Christopher Hughes, David Shambaugh, London School of Economics (LSE), Robert Sutter, Slovakia | Leave a comment »

Is Hu Jintao an absolute ruler?

Posted on 17/06/2009 by matisak

And what about his weaknesses.

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Filed under: Asia, China, Politics | Tagged: Andrew Nathan, China, China politics, Hu Jintao | Leave a comment »

Does Carrie Prejean have a chance for the successful career?

Posted on 14/06/2009 by matisak

Is her case just an affair from the celebrity world or it’s the attack on the freedom of expression in the name on the political correctness?

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Filed under: North America, Politics, Showbiz, Society, US politics | Tagged: Carrie Prejean, Joshua Gunn, Leo Braudy, Patty Williamson, United States | Leave a comment »

Is China different 20 years after Tiananmen bloodshed?

Posted on 07/06/2009 by matisak

And what if students were successful?

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Filed under: Asia, China, History, Politics | Tagged: Andrew Nathan, China, China politics, Communism, Harold Tanner, History, Lawrence C. Reardon, Tiananmen Square protests | Leave a comment »

Is this the end for Gordon Brown?

Posted on 06/06/2009 by matisak

And who could eventually replace him.

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Filed under: Europe, Politics, UK politics | Tagged: Alan Finlayson, Eric Shaw, Gordon Brown, John Callaghan, Labour Party, Robin Pettitt, Stuart McAnulla, UK politics, United Kingdom | Leave a comment »