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Amnesty Tax Laws Bill Opposed | Dawn

January 8, 2013

Anatol Lieven in his book 'Pakistan – A Hard Country' observed that in the past 60 years many adventures 'tried to play Mustafa Kemal Ataturk, but they all failed'. He ascribed two reasons for their failure to emulate him. Pakistan remained a country ...

The Hegemonic United States | The Nation

January 7, 2013

A few others, notably the British journalists Anatol Lieven and Edward Luce, have done so culturally from the inside out. The civilising process is not always neatly cyclical. Many of the stereotypical adjectives associated with the American character ...

The Hegemonic U.S. | Khaleej Times (Dubai)

January 6, 2013

A few others, notably the British journalists Anatol Lieven and Edward Luce, have done so culturally from the inside out. The civilising process is not always neatly cyclical. Many of the stereotypical adjectives associated with the American character ...

Secession Petitions: Why Americans Don'T Really Want To Break Up | BBC

December 9, 2012

... had a rather big secession and that cost more lives than all the other American wars put together," says Anatol Lieven, professor of international relations at King's College London and author of America Right or Wrong: An Anatomy of American ...

Kalabagh Dam: Reconsidering The Case | Dawn

December 8, 2012

According to Woodrow Wilson Center's South Asia scholar Anatol Lieven, one of the greatest threats to the future of Pakistan's stability is water security. Water availability per capita has fallen to less than a third of what it was in the 1950s. The ...

End of the Peace Process? | Washington Jewish Week

December 5, 2012

The lopsided vote "sends a message that despite U.S. and Israeli opposition, there is global support" for Palestinian political aspirations, said Leila Hilal, director of the New America Foundation's Middle East Task Force. "The vote was largely ...

Europe's Big Powers Unify to Push Against Israel Settlement Plans | Christian Science Monitor

December 4, 2012

"I think there is as much of an effort as possible, in general, to get an 'E3' consensus especially," says Daniel Levy, a former Israeli peace negotiator currently working as the director of the Midle East and North Africa Program at the London-based European Council on Foreign Relations, a pan-European ...

Middle East Conflict: It's Time For Europe to Suggest its Own Path to Peace | The Guardian

December 3, 2012

Daniel Levy, a former Israeli peace negotiator who now works for the European Council for Relations, said that an EU rethink is required urgently but does not expect it to happen quickly. "When you are so deep in a policy that essentially accords impunity to Israeli actions you can't spin on a dime," ...

HP/Autonomy-Type Accounting Issues Likely to Proliferate and Trigger Tougher FASB Rules | Minyanville.Com

November 27, 2012

... difficult and turbulent period ahead as we experience what he calls the 'me, here, and now' behavioral tendencies of the post-crash world.” —Sherle R. Schwenninger, Director, Economic Growth Program, New America Foundation Twitter: @Peter_Atwater ...

Northern Police Winning Over Afghans | Regina Leader-Post

November 17, 2012

Anatol Lieven, chair of international relations at the War Studies Department at the U. K-based King College, said "the local police as a force ... absent U.S. funding and backup will inevitably turn into drug dealing militias." Yet Seth Jones, a ...

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