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The West must consider humane solutions to refugee crisis

Syria, Feb. 4, 2016: Families fleeing their villages in Latakia after attacks by Russian and Assad regime forces (source: dpa)

08.02.2016

Horrific photographs of starving children from the besieged Syrian town of Madaya are the latest defining images from the tormented country. Conflict there has claimed the lives of more than 260,000 people – 55,000 in 2015 alone. However, peace in Syria is unlikely in the near future. The deluge of humans flowing out of that country – and many other troubled region...

David Alton, Lord Alton of Liverpool

POLITICS

International powers put democracy under pressure

Kenya's President Uhuru Kenyatta is being pursued by the International Criminal Court (photo: dpa)

29.04.2013

International courts, organisations such as the European Commission and central banks are now so powerful that there is a danger that they can overrule democratic decisions, especially in weaker countries. The major powers are not affected, but at both legal and economic levels, poor national government policies are leading smaller nations into a new form of coloni...

Charles Millon

POLITICS

Sudan peace talks cancelled after border clashes increase

South Sudan's Vice President Riek Machar - halting oil production seriously compromises development (photo:dpa)

16.04.2012

South Sudan, Africa’s newest country, has halted oil production – its main source of revenue - as border clashes with Sudan increase. It is claimed that the Sudanese Air Force has attacked oil wells in the disputed border area as the two sides disagree on how much should be paid for transporting the oil from the south to the markets. But neither side can afford ano...

Teresa Nogueira Pinto

POLITICS

Geopolitics: Kenya pays the price of corruption

Kenya's president Mwai Kibaki at the Independence Parade (photo:dpa)

05.12.2011

Kenya has been plagued by corruption and President Mwai Kibaki's pledge to root it out has proved unsuccessful. He has to step down at the next elections in 2012 but what has he achieved during his first two terms? GIS expert, Teresa Nogueira Pinto gives this briefing. CORRUPTION cost Kenya’s government US$4billion in 201...

Teresa Nogueira Pinto

POLITICS

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