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Africa
For prosperity in Africa, what is needed is a holistic approach that focuses on the building blocks that empower Africans to help themselves.
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An annotated syllabus on North Korean politics, culture, and economy.
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There are important differences between the current situation in Afghanistan and that in Somalia in 1993, but Somalia remains a cautionary tale.
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Unless philanthropists insist on market principles in Africa's drug market, and until they apply necessary due diligence when cutting checks, their aid stands to be hijacked by governmental opportunism, incompetence, and corruption.
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A new business model for foreign aid is the main hope--perhaps the only hope--for fixing a broken system.
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Abetted by the International Criminal Court's unfortunate intervention, the prospects for Sudan remain decidedly unhappy.
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An informal survey of doctors, pharmacists, health care workers in Lagos, Ondo, and Ogun, and a pilot quality assessment of essential drugs from Lagos pharmacies.
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The drive to combat counterfeit drugs is a good one, but there are problems with Kenya's legislation and the pending legislation in Uganda, which could have serious implications for the importation and production of generic drugs.
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A discussion of the relationship between Islam and the West is much more problematic than President Obama realizes.
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A Middle East policy resting on Egypt is a house built on sand.
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