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Chatham House Prize Nominees Announced
Members are now able to vote online for the winner of the 2010 Chatham House Prize. Nominees are as follows: HE Abdullah Gül, President of Turkey; HE Christine Lagarde, Finance Minister, France and Stjepan Mesić, President of Croatia (2000­-10). More gt; gt;
Britain's Place in a Changing World
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Setting the Scene for the G20
The G20 have an ambitious agenda ahead of their first meeting this year. Can it deliver tangible results, and will 2010 be remembered as the year when the G20 secures economic recovery? Dr Paola Subacchi offers some recommendations. Read gt; gt;
Jerusalem: The Cost of Failure
One of the main stumbling blocks to reaching a peace agreement between Israel and Palestine is the status of Jerusalem. This new paper warns that the situation in Jerusalem is not static, but is becoming increasingly tense and fractured. Read gt; gt;
China's Relations with Iran
Where does China stand on Iran and its nuclear plans? Dr Kerry Brown writes that China's energy needs are what holds China back from supporting tougher sanctions on Iran's nuclear programme. How long can China continue to stay on the diplomatic sidelines? Read gt; gt;
Ukraine's Elections: Watershed or New Stalemate?
The democratic election of Viktor Yanukovych as President of Ukraine has provoked fears that engagement with Europe will be undermined and the country will move increasingly into Russia's orbit. The reality is more complex, writes James Sherr. Read paper gt; gt;
Why Georgia Matters
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