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Passed 27 resolutions in its apex decision-making bodies, describing the Article as a “post-dated cheque for Partition” that “encourages separatist tendencies” in other states

The BJP has for long maintained that the 'two flags and two Constitutions' situation in Jammu and Kashmir was not acceptable to it. In August 2019, the Centre abrogated Article 370 under which special status was accorded to Jammu and Kashmir.

Earlier this year, nearly 1,000 supporters of “National Conservatism” gathered at the semicircular auditorium of the Emmanuel Centre, an elegant London meeting hall a couple of blocks south of Westminster Abbey, to hear from a range of scholars, commentators, politicians, and public servants. NatCon conferences, as they are often called, have been held in Italy, Belgium, and Florida and are broadly associated with what is increasingly called the “New Right.” In London...

"From the EU’s point of view, if you as a country do not have homosexual marriage or transgender rights or the latest cutting-edge discovery of welfare or immigration rights, you violate 'democracy' and virtually have no rights at all" - was pointed out by Charles Kesler, Professor of Government at Claremont McKenna College and Claremont Graduate University in a conversation with Lénárd Sándor.

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Nuevos box makers y biokits: Docentes, alumnos y directivos participaron de la entrega de nuevos equipamientos para que los jóvenes sigan trabajando en proyectos tecnológicos. Fue la entrega número 35 y se busca llegar a cada punto de la provincia con este tipo de box y kits.

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They made the intellectual case for Trump. Now they believe the country is in a cultural civil war.

Amongst the galaxy of freedom fighters, if there is one great fighter we should be thankful to for being part of India

Prof. Charles Kesler, editor of the Claremont Review of Books, and author, most recently, of The Crisis of the Two Constitutions, recently visited Berkeley to give a lecture on his book, and sit down with John Yoo and me to discuss what we’re calling the “Claremont Question,” which is really just a headline for several controversies. The largest is the “Trump question” and the character of nationalism and populism generally,