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A new Libya will involve difficult compromises
1 Sep 2011
[Published in The Independent on 1 September 2011.] There are many pitfalls ahead for Libya, a...
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Kosovo independence 'not illegal', say UN judges
22 Jul 2010
UN judges have ruled that Kosovo’s declaration of independence from Serbia did not violate international...
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Kosovo holds its breath as international court prepares to rule on independence
21 Jul 2010
Peter Beaumont guardian.co.uk, Wednesday 21 July 2010 18.40 BST The long-awaited ruling on the legality of Kosovo’s...
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Conflicts without Borders
25 Apr 2008
Published in The National Interest, this short piece examines patterns of the spread of ethnic...
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Narrow victory for Boris Tadic
4 Feb 2008
Narrow victory for Boris Tadic despite continued tensions over Kosovo By David Charter in Belgrade Crowds...
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Life after Zarqawi
11 Jun 2006
AFTER receiving its orders, the first plane dropped a GBU-12 bomb carrying 500 pounds of...
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Africa's conflicts
30 Dec 2005
Sir – Mike Pflanz’s report (29 December 2005) on northern Uganda sheds a welcome light...
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The Lost Tribes of Europe
29 Aug 2005
Have Europe’s lost tribes found their groove? There may be economic as well as
cultural benefits to doing so. Stefan Wolff, a professor of political science at Bath
University and co-editor of The Ethnopolitical Encyclopaedia of Europe, says a
distinct cultural identity is a competitive advantage. Tourists want precisely those
experiences — folk dances, handmade crafts, unusual culinary delights — that
they can’t get at home. And local delicacies have a way of catching on further
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Peace in Aceh, but War in Sri Lanka
17 Aug 2005
Sir – Monday’s peace deal between the government in Indonesia and the Free Aceh Movement...
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Discussions on the EU's future
16 Jun 2005
International Herald Tribune THURSDAY, JUNE 16, 2005 Stefan Wolff, University of Bath, England, UK There is a genuine...
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Can EU, born from war, survive peace?
7 May 2005
By Graham Bowley International Herald Tribune SATURDAY, MAY 7, 2005 LONDON. More than 50 million dead. A continent...
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Quietly sprouting: A European identity
26 Apr 2005
By Katrin Bennhold, International Herald Tribune TUESDAY, APRIL 26, 2005 Jorgo Riss was born and raised in...
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The upshot if the French vote ‘no’
15 Apr 2005
By Katrin Bennhold FRIDAY, APRIL 15, 2005 If French voters reject the European Union’s constitution next month,...
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The Tsunami and Conflict Resolution in Aceh and Sri Lanka
14 Jan 2005
Sir – International organisations should think carefully about imposing conditions on the distribution of aid...
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After the Tsunami
10 Jan 2005
After the Tsunami: The international community in the conflict zones of Indonesia and Sri Lanka Initially,...
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Can the EU win love of Europeans?
22 Oct 2004
By Graham Bowley, International Herald Tribune FRINTON-ON-SEA, England One afternoon this week, Jeffrey Titford, who has...
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Germany's New Muscle
1 Jan 2004
Published in Foreign Policy in January 2004, this short piece engages with the debate over...
