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Day: March 8, 2022

Social Media Censorship: Why Was a Holiday Video Clip Taken Down by Facebook?

Hélène de Lauzun March 8, 2022

Social Media Censorship: Why Was a Holiday Video Clip Taken Down by Facebook?

Sovereignists or Putinists? How the Ukrainian Crisis is Affecting the French Presidential Candidates

Harrison Pitt March 8, 2022

Today in France, taking a sovereignist line is unfortunately understood as Putinolatry, and it is extremely difficult to hear a balanced point of view on what the positioning of a strong France in the international game should be.

What Ever Happened to Britain’s Freedom of Speech Bill?

Jonathon Van Maren March 8, 2022

Conservatives, if they still go by that name, should not be bashful about re-asserting the university as a place of free thought and academic inquiry. If the prime minister wants to be taken seriously, he must guarantee that the bill immediately resumes its journey to the Queen’s desk.

A Value Anchor for Conservative Democracy

Jonathon Van Maren March 8, 2022

The value-anchor idea is abstract in its nature, but that is necessary: the purpose here is not to develop a plug-and-play ready constitutional reform, but rather to establish a model by means of which such reforms can be developed.

Participation in Russian Firms: to Quit or Not to Quit?

Harrison Pitt March 8, 2022

Given the strategic dimension of the companies concerned, some former European leaders believe that remaining on their governing bodies indirectly supports Putin’s policies. Others are still working for Russian firms.

The West Helped Place the Noose Around Ukraine’s Neck

Hélène de Lauzun March 8, 2022

Russia has sensed opportunity, and will not let go easily now. The noose it has placed on Ukraine’s neck, which has been tightened as a result of Western actions, has now made it very difficult for that country to free itself.

French Constitutional Council Nominations: Rule of Law in Question

Jonathon Van Maren March 8, 2022

Although articles in the French press have highlighted the scandalous nature of these appointments to the Constitutional Council, there has been no reaction at the European level.

Ukrainian Peace Negotiator Thought to be Russian Asset Killed

Robert Semonsen March 8, 2022

While Ukraine’s defense ministry says Denis Kireev was killed while serving in an operation to “defend the nation,” local media, two Ukrainian MPs, and Russian media say the Security Service of Ukraine (SBU) shot him dead during an attempted arrest for treason.

Austrian Minister of Health Resigns after Less than a Year

David Boos March 8, 2022

Austria’s government is once more changing personnel: after its third chancellor in two years, it will now also see its third minister of health, following the departure of Wolfgang Mückstein.

Oncologist Network Pulls Out of Russia

Carlos Perona Calvete March 8, 2022

OncoAlert, a global network of oncologists, has cancelled its participation in all collaborations and congresses in Russia, in response to the conflict in Ukraine.

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