Month: March 2025
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Diplomacy must continue to be our first line of defence
By Nevile J. Bissember Within a day of the unlawful incursion by a Venezuelan military vessel into Guyana’s EEZ on…
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Guyana EITI 2022 Report (Part II)
In our 10 February 2025 article, we began a discussion of the 2022 Guyana Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative (GEITI) annual…
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The Transatlantic World Will Never Be the Same
By Carl Bildt STOCKHOLM – Once upon a time, the United States saw the contest between democracy and authoritarianism as…
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The Ministry of Governance and Parliamentary Affairs has it all wrong
Every Man, Woman and Child in Guyana Must Become Oil-Minded -Column 154 Introduction By its very name, the Ministry of…
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The Roles of a Consular Officer
Ask-the-Consul Installment 25-03 As U.S. diplomats, consular officers play a crucial role at the U.S. The article The Roles of a…
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Trump’s War on Foreign Aid and the Rise of Transactional Diplomacy
By Bright Simons ACCRA – US President Donald Trump’s decision to gut USAID – effectively dismantling 42% of the global humanitarian-aid…
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Deportations will deepen the Trump slump
By Laura Tyson, Lenny Mendonca BERKELEY – In his inaugural address this January, Donald Trump framed immigration to the United…
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The challenges of democracy and the rule of law
By Dr Bertrand Ramcharan Seventh Chancellor of the University of Guyana First Swiss Chair of International Human Rights Law, Geneva…
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Deportations will deepen the Trump slump
By Laura Tyson, Lenny Mendonca BERKELEY – In his inaugural address this January, Donald Trump framed immigration to the United…
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The challenges of democracy and the rule of law
By Dr Bertrand Ramcharan Seventh Chancellor of the University of Guyana First Swiss Chair of International Human Rights Law, Geneva…
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