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Articles by Rene Wadlow

Immigration Bans and Escape Clauses: The Wide Variety of Religious Minorities Throughout the Middle East

Rene Wadlow January 31, 2017 Rene Wadlow

The ill-considered ban on Muslim refugees and visa applicants set in motion by President Trump had an “escape clause” concerning non-Muslim minorities who were being persecuted. Only Christians were mentioned, but the Middle East has a host of religious groups with a long history.

Reason Wins Over Fear in Austria as Right-Wing Candidate Defeated at Polls

Rene Wadlow December 8, 2016 Rene Wadlow

On December 4, 2016, Austrian Green Party candidate Alexander Van der Bellen was elected president against the far-right nationalist leader Norbert Hofer. The December 2016 vote took place against a background that has seen a steady rise of right-nationalist currents in much of Europe.

Central African Republic: Another “Mission Accomplished” for UN While Real Problems Persist

Rene Wadlow November 23, 2016 Rene Wadlow

On October 30, 2016, the French Minister of Defense, Jean-Yves Le Drian was in Bangui, Central African Republic to end the French military help to the UN peacekeeping troops. He claimed that the French mission had been “a success.”

Yemen: Basic Needs Planning is Necessary for Post-War Region

Rene Wadlow August 16, 2016 Rene Wadlow

As a result of Saudi-led bombing raids, Yemen's underdeveloped socio-economic infrastructure has been largely destroyed. The UN-mediated peace negotiations have been broken off and most probably will not meet again in the near future. There is now a serious need first for post-war planning.

Remembering Aimé Césaire: A Black Orpheus

Rene Wadlow June 30, 2016 Rene Wadlow

Aimé Césaire (1913 – 2008), the Martinique poet and political figure, whose birth anniversary we note on June 26, was a cultural bridge builder between the West Indies, Europe and Africa.

Austria Elects a New Green President Against the Rising Right

Rene Wadlow May 26, 2016 Rene Wadlow

There was a wide-spread sense of relief among many Europeans when on May 23, 2016 it was announced that Alexander Van der Bellen won the election for President of Austria in a razor thin victory over his far right-wing Freedom Party opponent Norbert Hofer.

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