http://www.globalaffairs.es/en Otro blog más de WordPress Tue, 31 Jan 2012 20:45:04 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en Issue 25/ September-December 2011 By Glen Ruffle Few would have thought in 1969, that an ardent worshipper of Egypt's anti-imperial pan-Arabist leader, President Gamal Nasser, who led a coup and gained power in Libya, would only in August 2011 finally lose control. This week, after 42 years, his regime finally crumbled. Muammar ... http://www.globalaffairs.es/en/the-legacy-of-libya/ Issue 24/May-August 2011 By Abdulkadir Suleiman It is literally perfect to assume that the Norway shooting spree on Friday was not come by chance as Europe has been experiencing wave of loathing for the last ten years throughout the continent. The Norway incident was not more than a disclose of, what ... http://www.globalaffairs.es/en/norway-conservatism-would-you-want-your-daughter-to-marry-a-sicilian/ Issue 24/May-August 2011 By Abdulkadir Suleiman Although China's strategic position in the region is still on its track of conventionality yet the zero-sum game politics of Korean-peninsula would likely be shifted into a new direction of a new adopted policy. China has opened up its markets rightly opposite on its ideological ... http://www.globalaffairs.es/en/current-politics-of-korean-peninsula-and-the-chinese-dilemma/ By Niruban Balachandran Issue 24/ May-August 2011 From conflict prevention to third-party mediation, intercultural organizations have long had a unique history of resolving ethnic disputes between communities. The importance of grassroots intercultural organizations to international peacebuilding, which has often been overlooked, is now attracting the attention of governments, NGOs, diplomats and ... http://www.globalaffairs.es/en/peacebuilding-from-the-bottom-up-the-mysterious-power-of-intercultural-organizations/ Issue 24/May-August 2011 By Guy Burton On 19 May Barack Obama tried to reset American foreign policy towards the Middle East. This was in the wake of the uprisings that have swept the region, resulting in the overthrow of the Tunisian and Egyptian presidents and the ongoing confrontations between people on ... http://www.globalaffairs.es/en/accounting-for-the-wests-different-responses-to-the-libyan-and-syrian-uprisings/ Click on the image to see the full report http://www.globalaffairs.es/en/spanish-protests/ Issue 24/May-August 2011 By Erica L. Green A transition of power has finally taken place in Côte d'Ivoire, but many are uncertain if there will be peace. For the last four months, there has been a tense standoff between outgoing President Gbagbo, and President-elect Ouattara. However, several weeks ago, ... http://www.globalaffairs.es/en/may-there-now-be-peace-in-the-cote-divoire/ Issue 23/January-March 2011 By Erica L. Green The problem with writing about a country that is so rapidly changing is that by the time this is article is published, everything will be old news. However, one question will probably remain the same. What will Haiti's future hold? One tragedy after another ... http://www.globalaffairs.es/en/haitis-futurerealistically/ Issue 23/January-March 2011 By Guy Burton The issue of the Israeli settlements in the West Bank forms a central part of any negotiations between Israel and the Palestinians. The settlements started to be built in the occupied Palestinian territories of the West Bank and Gaza after the end of the 1967 ... http://www.globalaffairs.es/en/the-peace-process-in-jerusalem-whats-going-on-with-israeli-settlements/ Issue 23/January-March 2011 By David Criekemans In January 2011, Belgium broke a record. It became the country in Western Europe that needed the most days ever in order to form a new federal government. Since the federal elections of June 2010, seven political parties are trying to form a new government ... http://www.globalaffairs.es/en/belgium-the-non-government-country/