Tag Archives: National Endowment for Democracy

Ethiopia: Will the U.S. Stand by the Side of Brave Africans?

December 17, 2012 by IndepthAfrica

By Alemayehu G. Mariam If History is on the Side of Brave Africans, Shouldn’t the U.S. be Too? When President Obama visited Accra, Ghana in 2009, he delivered two distinct political messages within one overarching moral imperative: “History is on … read more »

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Privilege to Conduct Independent Foreign Policy

March 6, 2012 by IndepthAfrica

Elena PONOMAREVA No matter how popular common human values, «global management» and other stereotypes are, a foreign policy of a sovereign state has always been and is still based on its own national interests and national security vision. Not many … read more »

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BOMBSHELL: US Caught Meddling in Russian Elections!

December 6, 2011 by IndepthAfrica

What would Americans say if they found their polling stations and certain political parties entirely infiltrated by Chinese money, Chinese observers, and Chinese-backed candidates promoting China’s interests in an AMERICAN election? The answer ranges from incarceration, to trials featuring charges … read more »

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