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Coming in from the cold
Sitting behind her desk at the East street office of the Postal and Telecommunications Workers' Union (PTWU) Gillian Burton appears thoughtful rather than intimidated.
History
Seventh Installment The Dutch regain control By this time the tide was flowing completely in the Dutch favour.
Immigration
Section 221(g) and 212 of the INA outlines the general basis upon which the Consular Officer at the US Embassy may determine whether an applicant is ineligible to receive a visa.
The Environment
From the start of the international debate on the issue of climate change at least two sets of views have been proffered.
History
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Education
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Book Review
Before he died just over two years ago, Dr.
Endpiece
Many of today's war zones - including Afghanistan, Ethiopia, Iran, Iraq, Pakistan, Somalia, and Sudan - share basic problems that lie at the root of their conflicts.
Sports
The Annual Kashif and Shanghai Football Tournament enters its eighteenth and, arguably, its most difficult year.
Foreign Policy: Traipsing the multilateral stage: Guyana at the United Nations
Like the legendary Rip Van Winkle, we appear to have finally awakened from a long and deep slumber to find that the world around us is in serious danger of disintegration.
History: The Berbice uprising, 1763 (Sixth Instalment)
Governor-in-Chief Boi If Atta now thought that he was in a position to take over control, he was mistaken.
Economy: Disaster Risk Management in emerging markets
A major catastrophe typically causes significant economic disruption, particularly in developing countries and emerging markets as the adverse economic impact on the affected areas is prolonged and the recovery delayed.
The Region: The economic partnership agreement: schedule of negotiations
Recent commentary in the media has given the misleading impression that the CARIFORUM (CF) countries are being forced by the European Union (EU) to conclude an Economic Partnership Agreement (EPA) by the end of 2007.
Frontiers: The Guyana-Suriname Maritime Boundary Award
On September 20, 2007 the Guyana-Suriname Arbitral Tribunal established under the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea made public its findings on the long-standing maritime controversy between the two countries.