Within the communities that perform it, the practice is usually very deep-rooted and driven by an interwoven set of factors including custom, religion, tradition, superstition and misguided beliefs about hygiene.
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Eva Brockschmidt October 5, 2013 Europe
Within the communities that perform it, the practice is usually very deep-rooted and driven by an interwoven set of factors including custom, religion, tradition, superstition and misguided beliefs about hygiene.
Read More »David Innerhuber September 29, 2013 Europe, Iraq and Syria, Security and Defence
The EU somehow managed to cover up its failure in Libya and Mali, but the disaster of its Syria policy cannot be squashed as easily. The time has come for the member states to ask themselves how far they want to go in terms of a common foreign and security policy.
Read More »Philip Cane September 12, 2013 Europe, Middle East and North Africa, Security and Defence
The RAF interception of Syrian Jets over Cyprus is a sign that Britain can still be sucked into Syrian intervention through regional spill over and unforeseen events.
Read More »Rob Marchant September 4, 2013 Europe, Middle East and North Africa, Security and Defence
Perhaps we should stake out the case for interventionism in very simple terms: an internationalist party does not stand by and permit the slaughter of children in gas attacks.
Read More »Julie Lenarz June 10, 2013 Europe, Security and Defence
The brutal images coming from Woolwich could not have been more surreal. A man with bloodied hands holds a knife and explains he has just hacked a British soldier to death on the streets of London in broad daylight.
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