Mandelson's Straightjacket
[Sorry to stay stuck on the Hong Kong thing, everyone, but I thought it was time to demonstrate I can be obsessed with more than one thing at...
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Mandelson's Straightjacket
[Sorry to stay stuck on the Hong Kong thing, everyone, but I thought it was time to demonstrate I can be obsessed with more than one thing at...
Venezuela electoral results watch, Day 12 or how I stopped worrying and learned to love the CNE.
Venezuela has no final electoral results so far. This, despite the fact that the Venezuelan Ministry of Electoral Affairs, which is controled directly by the Vice-President’s office, touts...
Venezuela electoral results watch, Day 12 or how I stopped worrying and learned to love the CNE.
Venezuela has no final electoral results so far. This, despite the fact that the Venezuelan Ministry of Electoral Affairs, which is controled directly by the Vice-President’s office, touts...
Celso Amorim's Ministerial
Brazilian foreign minister Celso Amorim is having the time of his life this week. After a quarter century of grandiose but empty declarations of developing country unity on...
Celso Amorim's Ministerial
Brazilian foreign minister Celso Amorim is having the time of his life this week. After a quarter century of grandiose but empty declarations of developing country unity on...
The WTO Turned on its Head
It’s day 3 in Hong Kong and I have to say this conference is full of surprises. Figuring I’d been spending enough time with third world types, I...
The WTO Turned on its Head
It’s day 3 in Hong Kong and I have to say this conference is full of surprises. Figuring I’d been spending enough time with third world types, I...
Is there anything he can't do?
In his spare time from trying to save the World Trade Regime, WTO Director General Pascal Lamy is blogging the Ministerial…
Is there anything he can't do?
In his spare time from trying to save the World Trade Regime, WTO Director General Pascal Lamy is blogging the Ministerial…
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