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Frontpage7 years ago

Opinion: Russia for the Russians?

By Sir Andrew Wood, Associate Fellow, Russia and Eurasia Programme, Chatham House President Putin has turned up the volume since his return to the Kremlin in...
Blogspot7 years ago

'EU has it wrong with overriding energy policy and must instead harness unlimited power of seas and oceans'

The oceans and seas cover 71% of the earth's surface and are the largest absorber of the sun's energy. If the kinetic energy produced through the...
Crime7 years ago

Open Dialog Opinion: Kazakhstan closer to extradition of political opponents from EU

On 7 November, the Appellate Court in Aix-en-Provence dedicated to consider the Russian request to extradite Mukhtar Ablyazov (pictured). On 8 November, the Spanish court Audiencia Nacional...
Agriculture7 years ago

GMO authorisations: 'Commission bulldozing through genetically-modified maize in spite of concerns'

By The Greens/European Free Alliance The European Commission has today (6 November) proposed authorising the cultivation of a new variety of genetically modified maize (1507, marketed...
Frontpage7 years ago

Opinion: 'Living wage hypocrisy'

By John Tennant - UKIP Candidate for North East Region 2014 EU Elections Chuka Umunna, one of the rising stars of the discredited UK Labour Party...
Frontpage7 years ago

Open Dialog Foundation calls for prevention of Alexandr Pavlov’s extradition

It is likely that on 8 November, the Second Section the of the Criminal Division of the Supreme Court in Madrid (Audiencia Nacional) will make the...
Frontpage7 years ago

After Snowden, Russia steps up internet surveillance

By Keir Giles, Associate Fellow, International Security and Russia and Eurasia Programme Internet users in Russia could come under increased and more efficient overt monitoring...

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