In May, Aung San Suu Kyi’s appeal to ‘use your liberty to promote ours’ will be at the heart of Brighton Festival (UK) as she becomes Guest Director from afar. But how else can we use our freedom to support those denied it in Burma?
Articles by Francis Grove-White
WikiLeaks disclosures will only deepen the crisis on the Korean peninsula
The disclosure of such classified diplomatic exchanges risks inflaming an already dangerously volatile situation.
- November 30, 2010
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After the artillery fire, time to engage North Korea
After yesterday’s artillery fire on the Korean peninsula, what’s next for the two Koreas?
- November 24, 2010
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About Francis Grove-White
Francis is a freelance writer and researcher, specializing in the international affairs of East and Southeast Asia. He graduated recently with an MSc in Global Politics from the LSE and is currently living in London.
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