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Spain: Portrait of a neglected youth

Spain: Portrait of a neglected youth
Mathilde l'Hôte, translated by Lucie Perrier | 20/11/2014 | English
Six years after the 2008 financial crisis, Spain’s economy is getting better, with its GDP growing at a rate of 0.6% in the second quarter of 2014 and a decreasing unemployment rate. However, Spanish society has been deeply disturbed. Words of a disillusioned youth: “Spain is getting better”. At...

Burma: between peaceful religion and ultranationalism

Burma: between peaceful religion and ultranationalism
Sylia Bouabdellah, translated by Carolina Duarte de Jesus | 09/11/2014 | English
Burma has been an independent state since 1948, but has been under military control for many years. In 2010, legislative elections took place for the first time in twenty years. President Thein Sein made multiple reforms towards democracy, and released political opponents. As a response, the West...

Brazil’s economic development : keeping up with the Asian Tigers

Brazil’s economic development : keeping up with the Asian Tigers
Joanna Sakalian | 15/10/2014 | English
Brazil, like the rest of the BRICs and many less economically developed countries (LEDCs), has an economic development model that is inspired by the one used successfully by the four Asian states, Hong-Kong, Singapore, Taiwan and South Korea, known as the Asian Tigers. Yet, Brazil cannot expect the...

Développement économique au Brésil : à la poursuite des dragons asiatiques

Développement économique au Brésil : à la poursuite des dragons asiatiques
Joanna Sakalian, Traduit par Marion Enert et Alice Robert | 15/10/2014 | Économie
Comme les autres BRICs et de nombreux pays en voie de développement, le Brésil a adopté un modèle de développement économique inspiré du modèle à succès des quatre Etats asiatiques plus connus sous le nom des dragons asiatiques : Hong Kong, Singapour, Taïwan et la Corée du Sud. Toutefois, le Brésil...

Foreign aid is hurting, not helping Sub-Saharan Africa

Foreign aid is hurting, not helping Sub-Saharan Africa
Juliette Lyons | 13/10/2014 | English
Providing developing countries and in particular Sub-Saharan Africa with aid – under many forms, social, economic, humanitarian – has been our priority since the post-independence era in the 1960s. NGOs are in their hundreds of thousands trying to make the world a better place, fighting fatal...

Afrique subsaharienne : quand l'aide étrangère fait plus de mal que de bien

Afrique subsaharienne : quand l'aide étrangère fait plus de mal que de bien
Juliette Lyons, traduit par Amélie Rastoin | 13/10/2014 | Diplomatie
Apporter notre aide aux pays en voie de développement, et plus particulièrement aux pays d'Afrique subsaharienne – de diverses façons, sociale, économique, humanitaire – est notre priorité depuis l'ère post-indépendante des années 1960. Les ONG, par centaines de milliers, font leur possible pour...

Growing Divergences and Regional (Dis)integration in Central Asia (2/2)

Growing Divergences and Regional (Dis)integration in Central Asia (2/2)
PANPI ETCHEVERRY (RÉDACTEUR POUR FRANCEKOUL.COM), translated by Amélie Lapointe | 27/04/2014 | English
Since 1991, the five independent republics of Central Asia (Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan, Turkmenistan, Kazakhstan, Tajikistan) have known political, socio-economical and strategic developments that are increasingly divergent. In a time where the soviet heritage is fading away, the notion of a central...

eRepublik : When Geopolitics go Virtual

eRepublik : When Geopolitics go Virtual
Florent T, traduit par Laura-Lise Reymond et Jane Zhang | 12/01/2013 | English
Almost five years ago, the company eRepublik Labs invited itself in the world of geopolitics simulation online with « eRepublik ». A virtual parallel universe – where the international politics are far different from ours - eRepublik has captured the attention of 200 000 players all over the world. Zoom in on a French community that has trouble maintaining its existence of “eFrance”, on a shattering world stage.

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