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The Economist· 2025-07-12 10:20
As things stand, the Thai army will probably have to choose between patching things up with the populists or trying to work with the liberals. It is reluctant to do either https://t.co/bFoADQ2qpp ...
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The Economist· 2025-07-12 05:20
If liberals do not build a better asylum system, populists will build a worse one. The key is to help refugees long before they reach Western shores https://t.co/8OaawdnLR2 ...
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The Economist· 2025-07-11 11:20
Fear of border chaos has fuelled the rise of populism, from Brexit to Donald Trump, and poisoned the debate about legal migration. A better system would restore order https://t.co/Scf8IVj3tp ...
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The Economist· 2025-07-05 05:00
Political Analysis - Labour party aimed to be a centralist beacon against populism [1] - The British Prime Minister has failed in this ambition [1]
Zohran’s right! Clinton Dem anoints liberal star for crushing ‘loser’ Cuomo
MSNBC· 2025-07-02 23:59
New York City had this mayor's race, right. Uh the winner here is an AOC style Democratic socialist. Uh you've had your you in the primary. You've had your battles with various folks.You talk about what's wability and and what's a good campaign message. A lot of folks outside of New York are watching the race. There's a lot of different views of it.Inside New York, a big part of the message was populism, affordability, uh make this city livable for everybody. again uh a lot of people found that to be an upl ...
Opinion | Notable & Quotable: FedEx's Fred Smith, RIP
WSJ· 2025-06-23 20:51
Core Viewpoint - Fred Smith, the founder of FedEx, emphasized the importance of free trade as a means for the U.S. to achieve wealth while allowing global prosperity, criticizing the neglect of U.S. industry in favor of financial and tech sectors [1] Group 1 - Smith's belief that free trade has made the U.S. the only global power to get rich while enabling global prosperity [1] - Criticism of U.S. administrations for prioritizing financial and tech sectors over industrial growth, leading to increased populism [1] - The perception of global trade as a villain due to the neglect of U.S. industry [1]