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To celebrate the inauguration of the USC London Office, CPD has created a roundup of content related to the United Kingdom.
The concept of “Sister Cities” was first initiated by President Eisenhower after World War II and was designed to promote these kinds of bonds between culturally different areas, and, by doing so, to initiate “citizen-to-citizen” diplomacy. Karla Guinigundo, director of global partnerships in Miami’s Global Initiatives program, thinks this partnership will encourage just that.
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One of the biggest questions that India faces today is how it will match its growing economic power with political power. Economic strength and political clout often go hand in hand
The British election has finally ended. After a few twists and turns what seemed inevitable a few months ago has come to pass: David Cameron is prime minister...while he might change some things about this country, one thing will stay the same: Oxford University will continue to exercise disproportionate influence on British political life.