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Reforms of the World Bank should be part of a coordinated global effort to make poverty history. By Chinua Akukwe. |
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The state-supported student loan system is under fire in Lithuania, with many arguing that students financial situations are getting increasingly worse. By Linas Jegelevicius. |
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Twenty years after the fall of the Wall, the controversial lustration process is still in deep waters, with many wondering whether rummaging archives still makes sense. |
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The G-20 has asserted itself as the leading international body in addressing global issues, and it may be the world's best ally in confronting the economic crisis. By Chinua Akukwe. |
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Amidst serious economic problems, a flawed election and an ineffective Parliament, the situation in Albania looks gloomy at the moment. By Ledion Krisafi. |
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Over the years the lustration process in Eastern Europe has grown more intractable as it has become an instrument of political maneuver and manipulation. |
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