Tag: Democracy

Speaking by videoconference on 19 February at the Munich Conference, devoted each year to security issues, Joe Biden wished to send “a clear message to…

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A friend raises the question: “Did we overvalue American Democracy”? I’ll try two answers, one theoretical, the other about the possible aftermath of the attack…

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This post was first published in the newsletter of the Sensible Centre in Australia… The United States needs a Sensible Centre. Could anything be clearer…

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This article has also been published on Vvox (in Italian) and Agenda Publica (Spanish) The Covid-19 pandemic has represented a destructive explosion at the heart…

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After the military humiliation suffered by his expeditionary force in Syria at the end of February 2020, the Turkish president decided to punish the European…

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In Germany, the ruling CDU initially formed a government in Thuringia with the supporting votes of elected members of the AfD – described as a…

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Three years ago, we published a book entitled The Death of Liberal Democracy? Many of our friends and acquaintances were shocked that we would even…

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For political nerds, a club of which I confess to being a fully paid-up member, elections are usually times of great excitement. Yet this election…

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A recent profile of Amazon founder Jeff Bezos in The Atlantic magazine argues that he is accumulating too much power in a way that is…

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Those criticising Viktor Orban’s touting of the idea of ‘Illiberal Democracy’ hold it to be a contradiction in terms, an oxymoron. But much the same…

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

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