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The Long-term Fallout of the Wolfowitz Controversy and Term
One of the looming threats of Wolfowitz's 2-year tenure at the World Bank has been the uncertainty about whether the World Bank's...
Blair and the World Bank Could Help Bush Rebuild the Bridge to Europe
President Bush finds himself with an opportunity to strategically leverage the imminent departure of close ally Prime Minister Tony Blair in order...
British PM Blair Resigns – What Next for the Special Relationship?
As some commentators had previously suggested British Prime Minister Tony Blair announced his resignation after securing the peace in Northern Ireland -...
Wednesday Energy Mash
When it comes to energy and climate change, I'm having a tough time deciding what to blog about today... Should I focus...
Scary World v. Global Solutions: Finding the Right Frame for Globalization
Thanks to our friends over at Passport , the blog of Foreign Policy magazine, I took a look today at Slide Share's...
What a Difference an Ambassador Makes
Ambassador Khalilzad's first speech before the U.N. General Assembly is pasted below. Bush administration policy hasn't substantially changed over the past five...
Third Installment of Flash Movie Contest Concludes!
It's that time again folks! The last week has seen the conclusion of the much anticipated third installment of the GlobalSolutions.org Flash...
Old (but important) Business
I'd like to start a conversation about a few pieces of "old business" that many had hoped the Democratic leadership would have...
Climate Security: Who’s at Risk?
Worldwatch researcher Michael Renner's chapter in the 2005 edition of State of the World is probably the best summary of the intersection...
UN Climate Report: A Call for Action
After an all-night session, scientists and officials from more than one hundred countries hashing out the latest IPCC (Intergovernmental Panel on Climate...
U.S. Playing Catch-Up as Zimbabwean Bid for UNCSD Chair Moves Forward
SustainUS, the U.S. youth network for sustainable development, sends delegations of young people to U.N. sustainable development meetings every year to meet...