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Down here at grassroots, there is misunderstanding about what post-growth is. We need to understand this if we are to prepare ourselves and our local…

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Russia, China and Turkey have come out of the woodwork to defend Nicolas Maduro’s indefensible regime. These three countries have one thing in common: they…

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Tuesday was somewhat of a special day in the UK parliament. Lots of votes on lots of amendments to the government’s motion. I won’t talk…

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It seems some leading business people have well and truly lost the plot. I was reading an article (£) in the Sunday Times that claimed that some…

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The First-Past-The-Post system makes the House of Commons outrageously unrepresentative. Most votes are wasted since they are not reflected in the outcome. The Commons is…

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The Statue of Liberty. Ellis Island. US history. The diversity most of us see every day. All serve to remind us we are a country…

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In Aix-la-Chapelle, the capital of the Western Empire of Charlemagne – precursor, twelve centuries ago, of the European Union – the leaders of France and…

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The Brexit shenanigans and the turbulent politics in many other countries is almost enough to make one lose faith in democracy. Meantime, the apparent success…

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I have been beginning a debate with my friend and Radix colleague Joe Zammit-Lucia about whether or not a general election is the only way…

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“I will assert the privilege of yielding to the force of argument and conviction, and acting upon the result of enlarged experience. It may be supposed…

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Who should we blame for the bizarre and humiliating indecision in which the Mother of Parliaments finds itself, having kept the government in power when…

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By Renaud Girard in Beirut Since the start of the decade, the movement known as the ‘Arab Spring’ has represented a clash between two ideologies,…

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