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Mongolia – High Ranking Politicians should not be above the Law
Written by Otgoo Jargal
“There is going to be the arrest of former President Nambaryn Enkhbayar”. This message appeared all over Facebook and Twitter on 12th April. A few hours later the news proved to be true. The former President, one of Mongolia’s best known politicians was arrested. Enkhbayar served as the Prime Minister from […]
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Corrupt government and natural disasters
Written by Mario Wiedemann
A short video on the connection between natural disasters and corruption. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h7EFY69YYJw
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OWS: occupying the Indian imagination
Written by Ajinkya
OWS in India: Occupying the legislature rather than the Dalaal Street.
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The Greater We: Who is the ‘We’?
Written by Ajinkya
While 20th century promised us wonderlands, 21st century is bringing in a new clarity through revolutions where the greater we knows that a ‘final solution’ is never feasible and there are many ‘we’s in a ‘greater we’.
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Rosia Montana: The European Union and the continent’s largest open pit gold mine project
Written by yvonne eich
This article was co-authored by Alexandru Firus We don’t really expect the natural resource of gold to be a problem for good governance in Europe. But it might be one in the light of the latest developments in an ambitious gold mining project in one of the newer member states […]
