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November 27, 2018
The wall of censorship
has fallen
November 27, 2018
Short-lived smiles
in Brussels?
November 26, 2018
The Turkish cat and Qatari mouse game
November 26, 2018
Children on the streets
Democratic governments are rarely popular for extended periods, and often have to scrape by with low polls, noisy demonstrations and constant pressure from the media. And though authoritarian regimes can squash dissent and muzzle the news, they too face rising discontent. These patterns aren’t new, but now they happen as administrations of every kind are under increasing, and new, pressures - and the challenge of recession looms.In the democratic world, France is the present exhibit A. Some 300,000 of its citizens wearing yellow safety jackets came out in force last weekend to protest quite hefty fuel price rises. The numbers went down to around 10,000 after several days of demonstrations, but a planned blockade of Paris will show if the protests are deeply felt enough to last, or have...
November 26, 2018
For governments right and left, a season of discontent
November 26, 2018
Paris, Act Two
November 26, 2018
Should volunteers be paid?
November 26, 2018
Economics of the new toilet!
November 25, 2018
Muslim women in the US Congress
November 25, 2018
Monitor website services to protect society
