‘Investors Have Been Ignoring This Story,’ But That’s About To Change

AfD's stronger-than-expected performance in the German election reminded us of a lot of things, unfortunately not the least of which is that it's still possible for far-Right parties to capture the hearts and minds of Germans. But beyond conjuring some rather frightening ghosts, AfD's entry into the Bundestag also underscores the extent to which the populist uprising that brought us Trump, Brexit, and helped fuel the campaigns of Geert Wilders and Marine Le Pen is not only still alive, it is

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One thought on “‘Investors Have Been Ignoring This Story,’ But That’s About To Change

  1. A vote of a region on any separation issue shld not be allowed by voluntary voting. I strongly feel, it being necessary to change laws on such vital issues, to allow a vote taking place only if a l l voters are forced to vote !