Tag: Liberalism

Following the election of the current Italian government, European commissioner Gunther Oettinger blurted that the financial markets will soon teach Italians to vote the right…

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I watched the Thorpe scandal on the BBC series A Very English Scandal with a great deal of emotion. In fact, at the end of the…

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I turned ten in May 1968. I remember how upset I was at all the Paris students breaking up the pavements to throw stones at…

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Well, that is how the Book of Revelation puts it (3:16), and it may be peculiarly good advice for the Lib Dems in the local…

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I have just come back from travelling around Europe by train. I wanted to show my children some of it before the re-imposition of passports…

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What is a progressive these days? I find myself asking this question constantly for a range of reasons which those who know me will understand….

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Something is stirring out there. We have lived now for far too long with politics dominated by the same old Brexiteers and anti-Brexiteers, slugging it…

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In a recent, outstanding article for The Guardian, Gary Younge argued that the “fantasies” of Brexit may have been in part propelled not only by a…

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Stability or change? This seems to be the question on everyone’s mind. And it has come to the fore in the wake of the results of…

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Emmanuel Macron has launched his international agenda. In the last two weeks, he has visited China (his first state visit to Asia) and the UK….

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Cast your mind back, if you can, about 160 years to the end of 1858 – when the European crisis was emerging  that would have…

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The sounds of hoofs is growing, the noise of the emerging antitrust movement is not exactly deafening, but it is at least audible. I cite…

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