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A magic dwells in every platitude
The best thing about the German coalition document is that it shows the three parties are able to work together. Though not magical, it is a good start. […]
Month: November 2021
Insights
Reading with the light switched on
We do not want to return to Jane Austen’s times when class and background determined a child’s success in education and life. […]
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Wanted: A long-term vision for New Zealand
If this Government has a long-term vision, it keeps it to itself. But whatever it is, Kiwis deserve to know it – and to figure out if they like where the Government wants to lead them. […]
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Cynically exploiting EU’s divisions
After simmering for many months, the Belarusian-organised refugee crisis is heating up in the Eastern European cold. […]
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The end of the Bundesbank era
With Jens Weidmann’s imminent departure, the ECB will lose its most hawkish governor. The move will also symbolise the ECB’s transition into a less stability-oriented institution – right when high inflation expectations in Europe are taking hold. […]