By Michael Lerner The Russia-centered bloc aims to deepen internal ties and expand with FTAs elsewhere.
Where is the Eurasian Economic Union going?
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Monthly Archives: May 2016
India teams up with Iran to circumvent Pakistan
By Michael Lerner The Iranian port of Chabahar will rival the Pakistani port of Gwadar in regional geopolitics.
Russia moves to block Turkey’s energy security
By Michael Lerner A deal is reportedly in the works where Israel won’t sell gas to Turkey, and Russia won’t sell missiles to Iran.
VIDEO: Social innovation making a real impact
David Gise, Managing Director of the Centre for Social Innovation, explains how connecting startups leads to lasting change.
Australia’s arts in spotlight amid controversial funding cuts
by Michael Lerner Layoffs and pay cuts are inevitable for many art organizations whose funding has been discontinued.
Mexico hoping third time won’t be a charm for ‘El Chapo’
By Erin Wright Officials puzzled over transfer of twice-escaped drug kingpin to less secure prison.
German beer culture diluted by health consciousness
by Michael Lerner Beer consumption has declined by a third from 1991 to today in Germany.
In Kenya, millions of dollars go up in smoke
By Erin Wright To protest illegal ivory poaching, Kenya set more than 100 tons of ivory aflame.