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The Arc of Liberal Progress Bends Towards Fascism

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By William Glucroft Verified
| The Battleground
Platform Capitalism is Freedom If there's one thing that centrists and fascists can agree on, it's capitalism built on a racialised hierarchy of labour. At a house party in Brussels recently, I found myself trapped in conversation with an Americanised European who had just flown in from Dubai, where he lives. Most people I hear from who have experience there have little good to say about it, but this global business consultant was insistent.
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The Ulm 5 is All of Us

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By William Glucroft Verified
| The Battleground
Dubbed the Ulm 5 after the southern German city where the group’s alleged crimes took place, five defendants stand accused of trespassing and property damage. These are relatively low-level charges, but against a high-value target: the local offices of Israel’s largest arms manufacturer. In 2024, Elbit Systems posted total revenue of more than $6 billion. Germany and other European countries are among the company’s proud partners and major customers.
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Why Viktor Orbán’s defeat in Hungary won’t impact European policy toward Israel

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By William Glucroft Verified
| Mondoweiss Verified
Europe’s authoritarian slide slowed slightly this week with Péter Magyar’s decisive win in Hungary, ending 16 years of Viktor Orbán’s illiberal rule. Yet in celebrating his electoral defeat, Europe’s ruling class seems to have been too distracted by the sound of the collective sigh of relief to notice—or care about—Orbán’s more lasting victory. European democracies these days are looking a lot more like his Christian civilizational vision than any cosmopolitan opposition to it.
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