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Turkey on the edge

Apr 1, 2025 EditorComment on Turkey on the edge

Through the arrestation of İmamoğlu Erdoğan aims at more than eliminating his strongest rival By

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The New Libya

Nov 14, 2013 EditorComment on The New Libya

Muammar Gaddafi fell from power in 2011 after a 42 year rule.  Dr. Johan Franzen considers

Parliament Week Analysis Public Policy and Administration Reforming Parliamemt The Partisan View

It’s in the bag: Parliament could be better connected to the people through a petitions select committee

Nov 14, 2013 EditorComment on It’s in the bag: Parliament could be better connected to the people through a petitions select committee

Alexandra Runswick, Director of Unlock Democracy, argues that setting up a petitions committee could help

Public Policy and Administration Reforming Parliamemt The Partisan View

An immodest proposal to revolutionise an ailing institution: ‘Guardians for future generations’

Nov 14, 2013 Editor1 Comment on An immodest proposal to revolutionise an ailing institution: ‘Guardians for future generations’

Dr. Rupert Read argues that  parliamentary democracy needs to be reformed so that future generations are

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