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Category: International Policy

The Cost of Coalescing in British Politics

  • January 20, 2011

by Isabel Taylor The festive period is supposed to be a period of good will. Apparently, no-one told various members of the UK’s coalition government this. Barely six months into its lifetime, fractures and divisions have begun to appear both…

Categories: International Policy, Politics

Continuing Famine in North Korea: Possible Explanations

  • January 18, 2011

by Chang Kwon North Korea has been suffering from famine for nearly two decades. It is estimated that the famine has killed about one million people during this period—between three and five percent of the population. The famine is ongoing…

Categories: International Policy
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