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Articles related to "Bloc"
Elections: Part III, Le Bloc Québecois We continue our election watch with the Bloc Quebecois. canada • election • federal • quebec • québec
Review of Bloc Party: Intimacy After some disappointment with 'A Weekend In The City,' Bloc Party have returned with something a bit special. bloc party • intimacy • ares • mercury • halo
Federal Election 2004 An Election has been called for June 28th. canada • election • liberal • conservative • bloc
Mercosur's Misery A collapsing economy, mounting debts, an unruly economy minister, and dwindling political powers are only a few of the problems confronting the Argentine government. Is there a grand solution in the near future? Probably not. argentine economy • argentine currency crisis • mercosur trade bloc
The Gorbachev Era Twenty Years Later Mystery still surrounds the transfer of power in the Soviet government on 11 March 1985. Regardless of the layers of intrigue, the legacy of that transfer is unrefutable. Unfortunately its future is much less clear. human rights abuses in russia • gorbachev twenty years later • reform in the former soviet bloc
C-38 passes Third reading. Bill C-38, recognising the only legal definition of marriage has passed third reading in the House of Commons. canada • ssm • house of commons • same-sex marriage • marriage
Will the Government fall?
A look at the possible non-confidence motion that may be presented to the house by the Conservative Party, that may defeat the government, which in turn, may lead to elections. canada • liberal • ndp • bloc quebecois • conservative
Anarchism 101: A Radical Political Philosophy Far from being violent terrorists, most modern anarchists are progressive activists interested in peace, justice, and social change. anarchism 101 • progressive activists • political philosophy • black bloc • mainstream news
Essentials of Memoir Writing: What to Write "Ninety percent of the work of writing is internal, and only ten percent happens at the typewriter." Anonymous. topics for memoirs • romance in memoirs • personal adventures as memoir • childhood as memoir • struggles to survive as memoir
Historic Battle Re-Enactment Cancelled Plans to re-enact the historic battle Plains of Abraham have been cancelled. The decison follows soverignist threats of protests and fears of violence. plains of abraham • québec city • historical re-enactment • sepratists • bloc quebecios
Non-Confidence Vote Averted in Canada Because a minority parliament is not a common occurence in Canada, Canadians reacted with fear when opposition coalition threatened to end Conservative reign. coalition government • opposition parties • bloc quebecois • liberal party • new democratic party
TV Ads Favor Latest Indie Music Television ads have always utilized jingles to hock their wares but recently Madison Avenue has been looking to the indie music scene for help in promoting their product. indie ads • music in ads • indie music ads • indie music on tv • the weepies
Muslims Mobilize Communities to VOTE This is an article about the upcoming presidential elections -- the Muslim endorsement of Bush and the Muslim bloc vote. bush • gore • nader • muslim • islam
Cultural Events in Leeds, England Train travel times, music line-ups, screening venues and history information for the major annual events and festivals in Yorkshire's biggest city. cultural events in leeds • carling weekend • international film festival • yorkshire’s biggest city • train travel time manchester
Iceland Airwaves 2007 Celebrating its 9th year, Iceland Airwaves is Mecca for enthusiast devotees of new music from around the world. Mark down these dates October 17-21. iceland airwaves • land of fire and ice • smpo • atom station • benni hemm hemm
Mormons in the U.S. Congress This article lists the 16 Mormons who currently serve in the 110th U.S. Congress and comments on their comparative voting records. mormons in congress • mormon senators • mormon representatives • mormon legislators • church of jesus christ of latter-day saints
Political Crisis Shuts Down House of Commons Prime Minister Stephen Harper has avoided losing his job after convincing Michaëlle Jean to prorogue parliament just days before he would have faced a non-confidence vote harper • dion • canadian government • canadian politics • parliament
Campaigns, Cliches, and Context: Part II. Substance and Solutions Based on the issues US voters say are most important to them, here are a few questions the Presidential candidates should answer but for whatever reason prefer to avoid. us presidential politics • campaign 2004
Local Politics & True Colours and Sacred Cows With local politics turning on skimpy turnouts, some activists are thrust into positions of power and are able to implement minority causes for the whole of society. local politics and voter turnout • victoria municipal council • political activism and lobbyists • elections canada • new democratic party & green party
Mayhem in Moscow: 1997 in Review 1997 in review: poor tax collections, media/banking empires, and even Chubais the putative reformer doesn't have clean hands. Chubais has suffered serious reverses; many of his allies are now gone in the wake of a book-publishing scandal, and he has definitely lost some standing. Centralization of media and banking is possible in the near future. russia politics kremlin yeltsin chubais berezovsky
The ASEAN Union This week in the Philippines, leaders of the nations of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) crossed the threshold of discussing a possible economic and monetary union. association of southeast asian nations • philippines • asean • estrada • cambodia
Australia's Trade Buddies By increasing exports to its trade partners almost 8% faster than imports, free-trade champion Australia reduced its deficit by 43% to US$15.8 billion in 2005-6. australia's trade buddies • australian trade partners • partners australian trade • buddies australian trade • imports to australia
Canada's Free Trade Deals Harper's government shows progress towards a free-trade deal with the European Free Trade Association (EFTA) trading bloc. canada free trade deals • free trade deals canada • deals canadian free trade • european free trade association • norway & canada trade
Megawati Sukarnoputri Megawati may be the next president of Indonesia. But she should make it a short honeymoon. There's a lot of work to be done. east • asia • indonesia • megawati • sukarno
Oil Shocks of the 1970s The oil shocks of the 1970s shook the global order the US had created since World War II, and helped usher in the age of Reagan and Thatcher. oil shocks • american empire • american decline • american century • rust belt
New Releases - February Please note this is not exhaustive, and release dates are subject to change. If your band has a new album released this month, please feel free to email me for inclusion. february release list • new albums • indie music • cd release schedule • monthly updates
A Monkey On Their Backs The problem with mass movements republicans democrats politics congress gingrich c
Dune by Frank Herbert Frank Hervert's Dune is perhaps the greatest SF novel of all time, according to many long-term readers of the genre. dune • frank herbert • the dragon in the sea • under pressure • david lynch
Campaign 2000-"Do the Ends Justify the Demeans?" A history of Steve Forbes' relationship with Christian Coalition. christian coalition • potential candidates • speeches • abortion • flat tax
Conservative Bid for Majority Government Fails Despite the Conservatives targeted campaign against Stephane Dion's Liberals for this past federal election, Stephen Harper's Conservatives failed to obtain a majority. elections canada • federal election • conservative party of canada • stephen harper • canada's federal election results
Harper Government seeks Stimulus Approval The Harper government is seeking Parliamentary approval for a three billion dollar stimulus package separate from January's budget. The request has met with oppositon. additonal stimulus • 6-month long construction season • liberal motion • confidence matter • stephen harper
Impeachment Trial: GOP Hopes Fade for "Findings of Fact" Option Despite being outnumbered 55-45 in the Senate, Democrats fight off a Republican alternative to President Clinton's all-but-certain impeachment trial acquittal. impeachment trial • clinton • lewinsky • senate
Karl Marx and Communism Karl Marx was a revolutionary economist. His communist manifesto was followed by dozens of countries during its peak popularity. Today only a handful remain. communism • karl marx • communist manifesto • communist countries • marxism
King Faisal II After becoming a monarch as an infant his troubled reign was doomed despite the backing of the king of Jordan. king faisal ii • faisal • king of iraq • last king • saddam hussein
Musuem of Occupation of Latvia As Latvia celebrates fifteen years of independence, we take a look at Riga's fascinating Museum of the Occupation of Latvia 1940-1991. museum of the occupation of latvia 1940-1991 • soviet forces in latvia • nazi occupation latvia • riga museums • riga’s town hall square
Poland and Ukraine Successful Bid UEFA announced that Poland and Ukraine would be joint hosts of the European football Championships in 2012. uefa • european championships • poland • ukraine • champions league
Richest South American Countries Argentina, Chile, Uruguay and Brazil lead other South American nations in terms of average GNP per capita. south america's richest countries • gross national product (gnp) south america • richest countries south america • latin america's richest countries • latin america gnp
T In The Park, Balado, Kinross Scotland's biggest summer music festival goes for three days in 2007, and stars the likes of Snow Patrol, Arcade Fire, Brian Wilson, Amy Winehouse, Jet and Tori Amos. t in the park • balado kinross • scotland’s biggest summer music festival • arctic monkeys • lily allen
The International Relations of Laos After years of isolation and dependency toward Vietnam, the foreign relations of the Lao PDR have evolved and diversified since the end of the Cold War. foreign relations of laos • laos and vietnam • laos and thailand • laos and america • laos and france
PR for PR - When elections fail to deliver fair results A call for proportional representation in the Canada and other countries with unresponsive democratic systems. proportional representation • democracy • canada • usa • elections
WTO: Working Towards Organization: Part I. Development and State Aids Legendary are the debacles that transpire during discussions of global trade - especially when those discussions are held by trade ministers. That was as true during the GATT era as it is during the WTO era. doha round • wto agreements • trade in 2005
Alternative Love Songs Songs about love are often so generically appealing that finding originality in this genre seems almost impossible. alternative love songs • love songs • valentine's day music • wedding songs • proposal songs
Are Canadians Headed to the Polls Soon? Canadians were held in suspense for 2 1/2 years with repeated threats of a federal election. Contrary to his own promise, Prime Minister Harper wants to call one now. prime minister • stephen harper • conservative party of canada • federal election • election campaign
Bias in International News Reporting of international conflicts often seems one-sided. The benefit of the doubt seems to go to the underdogs--unless they get too violent. slanted foreign news • media international reporting bias • israel • palestinians • middle east
Computers I: Effects of automation Computers have changed our lives since the late 20th century. Environmentally speaking, computers have been a mixed blessing. engineering • electronic • computer
Exploring Berlin's Divided Past The GDR Museum, Stasi Museum and Berlin-Hohenschönhausen show Berlin visitors what it was like to live under the German Democratic Republic. gdr museum • stasi museum • berlin-hohenschönhausen • german democratic republic • berlin museums
Germany - Saxony - Musical Capital of Europe The capital of Saxony, Dresden, is described as an architectural gem, It also has a fine Rembrandt collection, the Semper Opera House and some historic coffee houses. germany saxony • dresden saxony • leipzig saxony • coffee house zum coffe baum leipzig • gorlitz saxony
Germany - Visit Saxony - Dresden, Leipzig The German region of Saxony was home to cultural heros like Mendelssohn, Schumann, Mahler, Wagner and Goethe. They all composed, wrote, and/or performed here. germany saxony • visit saxony - dresden - leipzig • frauenkirche • leipzig j.s.bach's birthplace • bach museum leipzig |
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