Tragedy of Geneva anti-racism conference

Posted by Stanley Crossick on 24/04/09

How did the United Nations and its leading member countries make such a mess of the racism conference in Geneva this week, dubbed ‘Durham II”?To try to answer this question requires other questions to be addressed: How can the UN Human Rights Council have credibility, given its anti-Israeli bias? With the experience of Durban I [...]

US policy towards Russia: A changing mood?

Posted by Stanley Crossick on 21/04/09

The first meeting (on 1 April in London) between Presidents Barack Obama and Dmitry Medvedev went very well.  Barack Obama and Dmitry Medvedev have pledged to agree cuts in their countries’ nuclear arsenals by December of this year, as part of a “fresh start” in US-Russian relations and a step towards “a nuclear free world”.  Obama [...]

EU-China relationship in 2009

Posted by Stanley Crossick on 02/01/09

This is the time for reflection, rather than deep analysis. With the cancellation by Beijing of the Lyon EU-PRC summit because “the Dalai Lama will be visiting several EU countries and will meet with heads of state and government as well as presidents of European institutions”, it would have been reasonable to assume that EU-China [...]

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