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16 February 2012Maldives: Nasheed outpaced his people
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One year on, the Arab Spring continues to spread even as the early hopes raised by the uprisings wither. Democratisation is neither easy nor has it historically been a linear process, even in Tagged Under Arab Spring , democratization , Nasheed , regime change , religious conflict |
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17 February 2012After Violent Coup, Maldives in Political Turmoil
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One year on, the Arab Spring continues to spread even as the early hopes raised by the uprisings wither. Democratization is neither easy, nor has it historically been a linear process, even in Tagged Under Arab Spring , democratization , Nasheed , regime change , religious conflict |
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1 May 2012Sanctions on Myanmar: Have they worked?
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The by-election which Myanmar’s opposition party National League for Democracy (NLD) swept to victory on April 1, was a tribute to the fortitude and Tagged Under Aung San Suu Kyi , democratization , economic reforms , Myanmar sanctions , National League for Democracy , Naypyidaw |
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18 May 2012Myanmar in the ASEAN Matrix: An opportunity for India?
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The desire of Myanmar’s leaders to open the country to the outside world has led to considerable euphoria in India – which sees its policy of engagement with the once-isolated nation paying off. Tagged Under ASEAN , Burma , democratization , Myanmar , South Block |
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