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How to Win Friends and Influence Autocrats: Toward a Democratic Security Initiative - Vimarsana News

How to Win Friends and Influence Autocrats: Toward a Democratic Security Initiative

On 11 October, Canada’s Minister of Finance and Deputy Prime Minister, Chrystia Freeland, made a high-profile call for friend-shoring. Freeland argued

Santos Takes Charge in Colombia: New Leader for an Old Friend - Vimarsana News

Santos Takes Charge in Colombia: New Leader for an Old Friend

On August 7, 2010, there will be a historic change of presidential leadership in Colombia.

June - Minister Coveney addresses Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe - Vimarsana News

June - Minister Coveney addresses Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe

Minister for Foreign Affairs Simon Coveney TD will visit Strasbourg today as part of Ireland’s Presidency of the Council of Europe.

Source: dfa.ie
Can Colombia's left survive the persistent logic of armed conflict? - Vimarsana News

Can Colombia's left survive the persistent logic of armed conflict?

In Colombia, former guerilla Gustavo Petro leads in the presidential polls. Petro is the lead candidate for a coalition of left political parties called Pacto Historico (Historic Pact), reports Ben Gilvar-Parke.

Can Colombia's Left Survive the Persistent Logics of Armed Conflict? - International Viewpoint - Vimarsana News

Can Colombia's Left Survive the Persistent Logics of Armed Conflict? - International Viewpoint

“The Pacto Historico, as a political movement, hopes to tie messages of national unity to social spending and poverty reduction, in what Villanuevas describes as not just a rejection of militarism, “but a social pact with Colombia's citizens.””