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7 November 2011Germany is missing its chance in Africa
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Angela Merkel's one day visits to Kenya, Angola, and Nigeria show that Germany is not all that interested in Africa. In the meantime, countries less preoccupied with demanding human rights requirements on their investments are building strong ties with Africa. Tagged Under |
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21 October 2011India-Brazil: An African collaboration
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India and Brazil’s increasing engagement in Africa is a clear sign that both countries are embracing their new roles as global diplomats. By joining forces to bolster Africa’s food security, they have the chance to break ground on a tangible agenda that could have a far-reaching impact on matters of global concern Tagged Under |
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23 August 2011India and South Sudan: Potential Areas of Cooperation
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As the world welcomes it’s newest yet probably its poorest nation, South Sudan, Gateway House’s Renu Modi analyzes India’s engagement with the Sudanese – from historical political linkages to investments that can boost relations. Tagged Under |
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3 August 2011Maplecroft Terrorism Risk Index 2011
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The Terrorism Risk Index was developed to identify and monitor terrorism risks to employees and assets in 197 countries. Newly formed South Sudan joins Somalia, Pakistan, Iraq and Afghanistan at the top of the ranking. Currently, the top five sustain over 75% of the world's fatalities from terrorism. Tagged Under |
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