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Day: March 16, 2022

Europeans Tell Macron Abortion is Not a Right

Bridget Ryder March 16, 2022

“What is proposed by Mr. Macron is the absolute abandonment of women and the elimination of a new member of our society that deserves our respect and protection,” the One of Us letter reads.

China Threatens British Activist with Prison

Bridget Ryder March 16, 2022

“By threatening a UK-based NGO with financial penalties and jail for merely reporting on the human rights situation in Hong Kong, this letter exemplifies why Hong Kong’s National Security Law is so dangerous.”—Benedict Rogers

Facebook’s ‘Two Minutes Hate’

Hélène de Lauzun March 16, 2022

Facebook gives itself the luxury of offering its “two minutes of hate” to its subscribers, telling them, in its great wisdom, which enemies are allowed.

Economists Warn of Permanent Covid Support

Sven R. Larson March 16, 2022

There has long been an agreement among Swedish economists that government should exercise prudence in terms of fiscal policy. This agreement may be evaporating.

Ethnic Hostility Towards Russians Reaches Fever Pitch in ‘Liberal, Tolerant’ Germany

Robert Semonsen March 16, 2022

Following Putin’s invasion of Ukraine, Russians and Russian-speaking Germans have increasingly been the targets of seething ethnic hostility in the past few weeks, facing hundreds of attacks and exclusion from healthcare facilities and restaurants.

A Battle Between Narratives: Ukrainian Biolabs Controversy Divides UN

Tristan Vanheuckelom March 16, 2022

The WHO said it had advised Ukraine to destroy high-threat pathogens housed in the country’s public health laboratories to prevent “any potential spills” and worried that continued fighting raised the risk of damage to those facilities. It would not say when it had made the recommendation, nor did it specify what kinds of pathogens or toxins were housed there.

Golden Parachute: The Rise and Soft Landing of Sebastian Kurz

David Boos March 16, 2022

After a series of scandals, former conservative shooting-star Sebastian Kurz has fallen from grace. But instead of showing personal accountability, he became the latest example of an ex-politician landing softly in advisory boards of multinational companies and NGOs.

Dollar Gains on Euro and Sterling

Sven R. Larson March 16, 2022

At $1.0943 per euro on March 14th, the dollar stood at its strongest against the European currency since April 2019.

The Return of a Different Double Eagle

Charles A. Coulombe March 16, 2022

The same experience with Soviet hegemony that has rendered Central European states immune, at some level, to the kind of decadence Western leadership favors, also led them to suspect Russia’s intentions.

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