No 19, 13 June 2013

Editors of Zeit-Fragen and Current Concerns inform their readers that ...
Cyclic processes in political life: A hardly known and seldom discussed text by Jean-Rodolphe von Salis from the year 1971
“Switzerland is a special case – or else not Switzerland”
“Not to share one’s goods with the poor is to rob them and to deprive them of life”: Address of Pope Francis to the new non-resident Ambassadors to the Holy See: Kyrgyzstan, Antigua and Barbuda, Luxembourg and Botswana
“It is a wonderful model, and it would be fine if other countries studied it”: Switzerland’s advantages from the perspective of a US-American | Interview with Stephen Halbrook
About the necessity to reinforce school and parental home in their national political responsibility and task again: by Urs Knoblauch, high school teacher and cultural publicist, Fruthwilen TG
Bourbaki?
And when darkness comes today …
It depends on you: (excerpt from the Swiss book of soldiers of 1958)
Courage to change course: Swiss security policy at a turning point | by Dr Judith Barben
The financial net product of Luxembourg

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Resolution Protocol of the Extraordinary General Assembly
of Zeit-Fragen Cooperative on 16th December 2006:
The Foundations of International Law

Dear reader
The extraordinary general assembly of Zeit-Fragen Cooperative on 16th December 2006 dealt with the foundations of International Law.
After hearing and acknowledging the statements of external experts and after thorough debate the assembly passed the following resolution:
«The General Assembly of Zeit-Fragen Cooperative acknowledges the encouraging contributions of external experts on international law and other experts, and explicitly supports their work and endeavours and acknowledges their commitment to peace, international understanding and justice in the world.
With our newspapers it is our aim to show complete commitment to strengthening and giving fresh heart to international law.
Our contributions intend to give readers courage to become active on all levels of social life within the framework of constitutions and International Law.
Our efforts are aimed at making international law and humanitarian international law felt once more.»

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