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Category: International Policy

The Youth, the Jobs, and the Anger – The Story of the Tunisian Uprising

  • January 31, 2011

By Luca Etter The forced resignation of Tunisia’s President Zine El Abidine Ben Ali ended one of the longest reigning and heaviest handed regimes in the world, marked by false elections, rampant corruption and an extremely restrictive press regime. It…

Categories: 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
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