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The Fourth Wave of Jihad | Danube Politics

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By Gavin Haynes, Simon Cottee
| Danube Institute
The past decade has been a blur. Trucks in Nice. Gay pride parades in Oslo. The Festival of Diversity in Ansbarn. Westminster Bridge. London Bridge. Manchester Arena. The Bataclan. Wherever people have congregated, the forces of Islamic terror have massed to mow them down.
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How Sweden Shows Populism Can Work | Danube Politics

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By Gavin Haynes, Markus Johansson
| Danube Institute
Danube Institute Podcast Series - Danube Politics Sweden. Europe’s eternal model of the right path. And increasingly, also its vision of the wrong road. Since the year 2000, Sweden has run the mass migration experiment at hyper-speed. And equally, it is now running a counter-revolution at similar pace. Anyone familiar with the country will be aware of the Law of Jonte and the concept of the Thought Corridor. Swedes are herd-like: it is very hard to break with Orthodoxy.
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Yookay If You Want To: Travels In The New Britain With Lord David Frost - Danube Institute

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By Gavin Haynes, David Frost
| Danube Institute
Britain has become a meme. Twenty years ago, it was still the floppy charms of Hugh Grant that served to frame American impressions of this distant province within its imperium. Notting Hill England still lived, alongside other clichés. But in the past twelve months, the varnish has truly rubbed off in the minds of many foreign spectators.
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