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Can Everyday Actions Save the Planet? | Globe and Mail

October 18, 2009
... Cleantech Summit, will hear from a high priest of green: the former environmental adviser to California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger, Terry Tamminen. ...

Obama Deserves the Nobel | Globe and Mail

October 10, 2009
... of the urgency of this mission,” said William Hartung, director of the New York based Arms and Security Initiative and a leading arms-control authority. ...

US-Iranian Dialogue Jeopardized by Election | Globe and Mail

June 16, 2009
The next three to four weeks are "going to be crucial to the future of any potential US-Iran rapprochement," says Afshin Molavi, a fellow at the New America Foundation, in Washington. If the current tension leads to a kind of Tiananmen-style crackdown, ...

US Mindful of 2006 War As It Debates Response to Offensive | The Globe and Mail

January 1, 2009
"They have not learned that ceasefires are imperfect but that you have to try and build on them," said Daniel Levy, a senior fellow at the New America ...

Anatol Lieven on Russia - Belarus Relationship in The Globe & Mail

January 10, 2007

It is the world's longest pipeline, built during the Soviet era, and its official name is Druzhba, meaning Friendship.

But given the nasty trade dispute between two former Soviet republics, which has disrupted refined oil and gas supplies to Europe, it could be renamed the Brinkmanship pipeline.

At stake is the reliability of energy supplies from Russia flowing through Belarus to Europe. Also in question is the government of Belarussian President Alexander Lukashenko, referred to by the United States as Europe's last dictator...

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