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Banking7 years ago

Opinion: Banker bonuses and public rage - what anti-bank sentiment means

There are few who would deny that the banks had an enormous part to play in the credit crunch which led to the horrors of the recent recession....
Conflicts7 years ago

Opinion: Ukraine is in tears - tough stand must be taken against Russian military occupation

By Olesya Gavryluk Ukraine is calling on the EU and international community for support and commitment within the framework of the 1994 Budapest Memorandum. As an...
Blogspot7 years ago

Open Dialog Foundation: Ukrainian authorities report invasion of armed Russian troops in Crimea

On 27 February, several-dozen armed men seized the building of the Supreme Council and the Cabinet of Ministers of the Autonomous Republic of Crimea, in Simferopol...
Chatham House7 years ago

Opinion: Ukraine crisis highlights a critical gap in European security

By The Rt Hon Sir Roderic Lyne (pictured), Deputy Chairman, Chatham House; Adviser, Russia and Eurasia ProgrammeI was once taken to task by Sergey Lavrov, Russia’s...
EU7 years ago

Opinion: Debunking the EU broadband utopia

By Roslyn Layton As an American academic in Europe, I find the claims by some American media about an EU broadband utopia curious. Europeans roundly complain...
Frontpage7 years ago

Opinion: Can Russia ever extract itself from corruption?

By Andrew Monaghan, Senior Research Fellow, Russia and Eurasia Programme, Chatham House Russia’s leaders are not ignoring the serious damage that endemic corruption does to the...
Frontpage7 years ago

Opinion: Putin's Legacy

The Chatham House Russia and Eurasia Programme is pleased to announce the publication of a new Programme Paper: Putin's Legacy by Andrew Wood. The paper is...

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