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The British Council sponsored debate on Pakistani radio suggests that the old (European) attractions of dictators making the trains run on time dies hard.
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In line with the government’s campaign to reduce energy consumption and costs, Chile’s presidential palace – La Moneda – is about to become a model for energy efficiency in public buildings (link in Spanish) after having spent around £350,000 on electricity...
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A heavy air hung over the selection panel. The five panel members witnessed a morning-full of presentations from firms ready to environmentally assess our credentials. All the presentations demonstrated great enthusiasm to work with us. However,...
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Pakistani Youth: Democracy or Dictatorship
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