Palestine: To Be, Or Not To Be, That Is Not The Question – OpEd
By Rafael L. Bardají If Abu Mazen, also known as Mahmoud Abbas, President of the Palestinian Authority, really wanted to
Read moreBy Rafael L. Bardají If Abu Mazen, also known as Mahmoud Abbas, President of the Palestinian Authority, really wanted to
Read moreSince the first “Friday of Rage” started in the Arab world, the kingdom of Morocco has been trying to see
Read moreBy Juan F. Carmona y Choussat The so-called international community has begun enforcing UN Resolution 1973. While the UN authorizes
Read moreTurkey wasn’t a bad model for Muslim countries during the twentieth century. Kemal Ataturk carried out a secularization and modernization
Read moreBy Ignacio Cosidó Spain’s cabinet approved lowering speed limits in order to save energy. Deputy Prime Minister Alfredo Pérez Rubalcaba
Read moreBy Rafael L. Bardají Who doesn’t love all’s-well-that-ends-well stories? In order to give more sense to our lives, we have
Read moreWhen we refer to terrorism financing, we refer to the way in which terrorists sustain themselves, their operations and their
Read moreBy Ignacio F. Ibáñez Ferrándiz “The central values of civilization are in danger. (…) The position of the individual and
Read moreBy Soeren Kern 1. Introduction Spain is in the throes of the worst economic crisis in its recent history. Reeling
Read moreBy Miryam Lindberg 1. Introduction Terrorism is a very complex phenomenon; rivers of ink have been used to explain what
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