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...point? "They've all left for Britain," he says. With good reason. Polish migration expert Pawel Kaczmarczyk, of Warsaw's Center of Migration Research, says that for a typical Polish villager, "it has become no more difficult to get work in London than in Warsaw--it may even be easier...
Sure, there is the occasional suicide bomb attack, but Kabul has long been synonymous with risk. And though Afghanistan's bustling capital still molders under the detritus of nearly 30 years of war, its historic attractions are now easier to enjoy, thanks to a plucky new travel company called Great Game, greatgametravel.com. Its mission is to give visitors a taste of the people and culture that made this city a vital crossroads of Asia and Europe for more than 5,000 years. "Even the foreigners who have lived here for years have no idea what Kabul is," says Jamshid Rahimi...
...Weapons of Mass Destruction Commission, an independent group that recently released a report on the elimination of weapons of mass destruction. In his address, titled “A Renewal of Disarmament? Freeing the World of Nuclear, Biological, and Chemical Weapons,” Blix argued that disarmament is easier today, given increased global interdependence and fewer territorial conflicts among nations. “The time is right for disarmament,” Blix said, adding that nuclear weapons are unnecessary in conflicts with terrorists. Using a nuclear weapon against a terrorist is “like trying to shoot...
...Summers assailed the tenure-review process, proposing a presumably hypothetical scenario in a possibly hypothetical department: “There’s someone who might be the next Immanuel Kant but is a little bit difficult. And the philosophy department decides that they would rather make their lives easier than have the next Immanuel Kant. Who reviews that decision...
...spread the film’s message. “Hopefully, struggling drug addicts will see there are programs designed to help,” he said, adding that the medium of television could appeal to a large number of people. “It’s an easier way to get the information out there.” According to MOAR Executive Director Maryanne Frangules, one in 10 people in Massachusetts suffers from an addiction of one kind or another. “The show really reinforces that addiction is a disease,” she says, adding...