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Bulgaria in this country. do you trust bulgaria? i trust the macedonian people and i trust the process and the negotiation framework which we have with the european union. and i trust our institutions, our academia, our ngos, our media, that we all together will do the negotiations with the european union in a fast pace. there are many politicians from this side of the border, and from the other side of the border, which have built their careers by talking about the past. it is easiest, it's easiest to be a politician who talks about the past, because when you talk about the past, you don't pr...

Is an outpost of democracy, suggesting an alternative future for china as a whole. to the united states, taiwan has been a useful ally, first as part of an anti—communist front in the cold war, and now as our partner in spain being china's emerging status as a superpower rival. despite its economic and technological process the status quo in taiwan is under pressure. it was thought it would reunite peacefully with the mainland, but now you have china saying there are storm clouds on the horizon, the president not ruling out the use of force to unify taiwan, you have many of the people here s...

Unions have the resources to deploy to new organizing and growth, writes Chris Bohner. But they are pursuing a defensive financial strategy instead. By Chris Bohner Labor Notes Despite the recent upsurge in worker militancy, union membership and density have been declining for decades. But

Consider this my “burning platform” memo for higher ed, Temple University president Jason Wingard writes.

A formerly homeless artist made a gift to Los Angeles. What happened next was a surprise Doug Smith © Provided by The LA Times Artist Terrance Whitten's work was commissioned to adorn a power box on Vermont Street in Los Feliz. The vinyl wrap has been torn off on all but one side, revealing a graffiti-laden box. (Robert Gauthier / Los Angeles Times) The trip from his new apartment in Glassell Park to his post office box in Hollywood may have been mostly tedium. But on this day, Terrance Whitten looked forward to one glorious moment. As the Metro 780 bus climbed away from t...