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• Wither Democracy in Egypt?

  

  Much has been written about the euphoria surrounding the ousting of Mubarak and the reality of making reforms work in the post-Mubarak era. The lesson that... Read more

  The 21 November 2011 by   Center For International Private Enterprise
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• Virtual Tour Of The Elysée Palace

  

  Take a marvelous virtual tour of this elegant tribute to French architecture. Let an art historian show you the cultural treasures of the Elysée. Or take a... Read more

  The 21 November 2011 by   Gerard
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• Congressional ‘super Committee’ Fails to Reach Agreement on Budget Deficit...

  

  The so-called super committee of Democrats and Republicans has failed in its task to trim $1.2 trillion from the US deficit. Read more

  The 21 November 2011 by   Periscope
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• Freedom of Speech?

  

  If the freedom of speech is taken away then dumb and silent we may be led, like sheep to the slaughter.–George Washington I am greatly saddened and somewhat... Read more

  The 21 November 2011 by   Rusty
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• Clashes Continue in Tahrir Square

  

  Clashes in Tahrir Square weekend of November 20th. Photo Credit Amr Abdalla. If you are reading this blog, I assume you know that there have been clashes... Read more

  The 21 November 2011 by   Warigia
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• Occupy This!

  

  Over the last two months, “Occupy Wall Street” protesters in every state have wreaked havoc on city streets and community businesses in efforts their voices wil... Read more

  The 19 November 2011 by   Technocowgirl
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• Where is the US in the World Today?

  

  By Isis Win Arguing the political and social scenes in the US can not be done without taking a deep peek into the money matters. Politics and people affect the... Read more

  The 18 November 2011 by   Isiswin
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• How Impartial Are Russia’s Courts?

  

  It is difficult to measure the impartiality of Russian courts, a crucial indicator of the country’s democratic development. To what extent do Russian judges... Read more

  The 16 November 2011 by   Center For International Private Enterprise
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• GOP Field Looking Shaky After Frontrunner Herman Cain’s Libya Gaffe, Sexual...

  

  Herman Cain's star is plummeting after sexual harassment claims and, now, his latest foreign policy gaffe. But it's not just a problem for him - the whole GOP... Read more

  The 15 November 2011 by   Periscope
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• Changing the Image of Egypt’s Entrepreneurs

  

  The moment Egypt toppled Mubarak was thrilling. Yet what has come after has been less so, particularly on the economic front. According to the Economist,... Read more

  The 14 November 2011 by   Center For International Private Enterprise
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