Conrad Black
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Conrad Black: Why This Year’s UN Session Was Different (opens the original)
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This year’s meeting of the U.N. General Assembly was more interesting than they usually are, as it occurred at a critical moment in a number of important international events. The U.S. president again subjected the world to his almost compulsive oscillation between the promise of Iran achieving a level of greatness and prosperity unprecedented in the 3,500 years of Persian history, and the alternative: to “annihilate” the Islamic Republic. This is a refrain that has long since worn thin and his
Conrad Black: Greenland Deal Is Good News for the Western Alliance (opens the original)
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It is not entirely clear to what extent Greenland is self-governing, but it has been evolving majestically in that direction over a very protracted schedule. After a Norse background, Greenland became a Danish colony and the Danes imposed their language on the overwhelming ethnic group on the island: the Greenlandic Inuit. In 2008, after having been a county of Denmark, Greenland reestablished itself as a self-governing and autonomous territory within the Kingdom of Denmark. It has a population
Conrad Black: Europe Need Not Fear the Rise of Right-Leaning Parties (opens the original)
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In the setting up of the institutions of a federal European commercial union, and then a federated Europe, the founders and their successors have, for notorious reasons in the violent history of modern Europe, paid Danegeld to the workers and small farmers in the interest of domestic tranquility. This, coupled with a very inadequate birthrate, rolled up heavy social costs and high taxes. Recent European governments did not make remotely adequate housing provision for these new arrivals, and it b
Conrad Black: A Way Forward for Canada Following the Collapse of US Trade Talks (opens the original)
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There are two alternative ways to deal with the current tariff conflict with the United States. One is to exploit the increasing doubt about why the negotiations broke down and make a discreet counter-offer to the final state of proposals that caused the talks to stall. If there is no quick compromise to reaching an adequate agreement for both sides, we must take Prime Minister Mark Carney’s histrionic pseudo-Churchillian campaign defending Canada against heavy odds applied by an unjust competit
Conrad Black: Europe Is at a Double Crossroads (opens the original)
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Simultaneously with the arrival of important deadlines on tariffs and trade arrangements between the United States and Canada, comparably important and complicated decisions will soon have to be attempted between the United States and the European Union. These discussions take place against a background of genuine and rising concern about the stability and future of the brave European experiment. It is easy, 80 years after the end of World War II, to forget what an extraordinary accomplishment i
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