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The Possible European Union

Populism, nationalism or anti-globalism – names of the new political movement emerging in a majority of European countries. Part of Steve Davis’s great realignment[1], which cyclically changes the main dividing line in Western democratic societies. New left and right, changed content of the political center, debate shifted along a different axis from the previous one. The views …

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The political reorientation of the BSP (and others)

After the shockingly good performance of There Is Such a People in the last elections, the Socialist Party is licking its wounds in third place and is clearly looking for a way to focus voters' attention on itself. The series of proposed left-wing bills in recent weeks are a demonstration of this aspiration...

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What was the biggest failure of the Transition?

To answer this question, we must first answer the opposite - what are the great successes of the Transition? Because, somewhat paradoxically, its greatest successes also contain its greatest failures. The Transition in Bulgaria actually occurred only in 1997, after a period of severe economic cataclysm. The fact that ...

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Austrian Rhapsody in Black and Blue

Is 31 a lot or a little? This is the age of the leader of the People's Party, Sebastian Kurz, the winner of yesterday's parliamentary elections in Austria, who will most likely receive a mandate to form a government from the president of the Alpine republic. The Greens have also been represented in the Austrian parliament for 31 years. That is, …

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The good and the bad of Trump's speech to the UN

Trump's speech

Donald Trump's speech to the United Nations General Assembly this week was one of the most anticipated political events of the past month. Traditionally, the first addresses of newly elected American presidents from this high rostrum receive close attention, as analysts, diplomats and politicians try to read …

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