Category: Revitalising Liberal Democracy

The collapse of the Italian government was anything but unexpected. Ever since the demagogic League (Salvini’s Party) and the populist Five Stars Movement (5SM) signed…

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Democracy is not about winning. It’s about accepting that, sometimes, you lose the argument.

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In the US, as elsewhere, there is an incipient movement to reduce single use plastics. Plastic straws, which are handed out with every drink one…

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In Prelude to War, the first part of Frank Capra’s 1942 Why We Fight film series, the narrator John Huston explains to his American audience the…

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At the G-7 Biarritz Summit (24-26 August ), Emmanuel Macron demonstrated diplomatic mastery.  Created by President Giscard d’Estaing in 1975, this economic club of the…

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Every year, October 31 in celebrated as Reformation Day and, in its time, it was as politically important to the future of Europe as Brexit Day. For…

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As far as it goes, there is nothing to disagree with in Tim Cowen’s Radix pamphlet: Freedom to choose: Why competition policy affects us all,…

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France and Britain must preserve their strategic partnership in spite of Brexit.

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I never have had much time for superheroes. Entire stories and worlds in which women barely feature, apart from as occasional love-interests, always read like…

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This post was first published on the New Weather website… Earlier this month, Indian government ended the devolved powers arrangement they had with Indian-administered Kashmir. As I…

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On 25 March 2015, Saudi Arabia, leading a coalition of about ten Sunni Arab countries, launched a major military operation in Yemen to restore President…

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“If I hear Brexit one more time, I’m going to scream.’ These are the words that seem to be on almost everyone’s lips and it…

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