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...deal with these geopolitical issues, which will be among the top three or four issues that the new president will face,” Zafran said. “We’re on an unsustainable course right now, and we are threatened by the imposition of other countries?? interests on our economic independence.” —Staff writer Prateek Kumnar can be reached at kumar@fas.harvard.edu...
...East” is itself a relational term: middle to what? Clearly, the Middle East, or the region commonly referred to as Middle East-North Africa (MENA), is defined by contemporary politics rather than a geographic relationship. In scholarship, the term is often clarified with a list of included countries??something unnecessary for conventional continents such as Asia. Yet the media, policymakers, and military strategists alike use the term as is, relying on an assumed contiguity that is remains officially undefined...
...years, answered by saying that “there is a light at the end of the tunnel, but Robbert Mugabe keeps building more tunnel.” Acknowledging the country’s continuing internal struggle, the panelists agreed that outside pressure was necessary, citing other African countries?? refusal to allow a Chinese shipment of arms destined for Mugabe to enter their waters. Answering a question about whether Zimbabwe should pressure Mugabe to leave under the conditions of amnesty, the panelists took differing views. Chingono and Dambudzo J. Muzenda, a Zimbabwean student currently at the Kennedy School...
...about eliminating superdelegates altogether, financing elections publicly, and making the schedule of primaries more certain. But Richardson’s talk was not limited to the national elections. He also touched on what he thinks the country should do in Iraq, foreign policy decisions that do not take other countries?? treatments of human rights into account, and the importance of education. Jarret A. Zafran ’09, president of the Harvard Democrats and former Richardson supporter, played a big role in working to bring Richardson to campus and organizing the event in collaboration with Yepsen...
...striking. To Cuno, the current president of the Art Institute of Chicago, placing too much faith in long-term loans can be counterproductive. "The only problem with this is whether or not such loans will be made," he writes in an e-mail. "To date, ‘source countries?? have been disinclined to make such loans...