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The independence of Hungary’s judiciary and the right to a fair trial are under threat from new legal provisions, says a new report from Europe’s leading constitutional rights body. Hungary’s center-right government needs to rewrite not only controversial basic laws on the courts and religion, but the 2011 constitution from which they derived, according to the Venice Commission of the Council [READ MORE]
Democracy Digest
This is a guest post by Ms. Alison Vandenburgh of Georgetown University, which explains to readers what I think sounds like a great project there.
Thinking Strategically
Virginia Class Submarine USS Hawaii during a routine port-visit to South Korea, November 2010
Pnyx - comment on gobal security and politics - Pnyx
OTAN pour eux
neocon
RAND Corporation Provides Objective Research Services and Public
Financially vulnerable Americans often have limited awareness of tax-time savings tools. This project by the Financial Literacy Center is developing a video game and a national marketing effort to encourage lower-income Americans to take advantage of the government's new tax policies.
Nicolas Kazarian est historien et spécialiste du monde orthodoxe. Il est notamment l’auteur de notes et d’articles sur les relations entre politique et religion dans les différents contextes nationaux où l’église orthodoxe est présente. Ces dernières années, il a investi le champ de la recherche géopolitique en étudiant les enjeux religieux sur le plan des relations internationales.
Institut de Relations Internationales et Stratégiques
Brookings’s Campaign 2012 project identifies and addresses the 12 most crucial policy challenges facing the next president in the months leading up to Election Day. A nationally known budget expert, Isabel Sawhill focuses on domestic poverty and federal fiscal policy.
The Brookings Institution
peace
terrorism
Rod Beckstrom is a friend I first met at the TED conference in 2005, just after I spoke.
Thomas P.M. Barnett :: Weblog
Monde
by David Harris