In this episode, Jan Bentz is joined by Margarita Mooney Clayton. Together they explore how a liberal arts education fosters adaptability, nurtures a love of lifelong learning, and equips individuals with the tools to navigate the rough waters of society.
“Today, a new faction will be created that will change European politics. It will very quickly become the largest faction of the European Right.”
While the Court ruled correctly in this case, it fails to recognize the duty of states to reject assisted suicide.
By signing a pro-Biden letter without substance, these economists have politicized a prestigious award and compromised their own scholarly integrity. Shame on them.
“It is up to us, the European right, to enforce the will of European voters.”
“Many Slovenians do not understand why a party calling itself the ‘Freedom Movement’ seeks to silence political dissidents and, in practice, to end freedom of expression.”
On the battleground of the economy, Macronist lecturers on good management have seriously lost credibility.
The Tories only harm themselves when they say Labour has “no plans.”
As in the case of von der Leyen, the incoming EU commissioners are not chosen to reflect the will of the voters.
Left-wing extremists say they want to use violence to stop party congress after Essen CDU mayor and city council efforts failed to do so.
Commission code of ethics prohibits former officials accepting employment related to previous work without prior consent from the executive.
Two seemingly random café visitors killed in drive-by attack.
