What Liberals Can Learn from Donald Trump
Liberals are not responsible for the rise of Donald Trump, but they may have unwittingly enabled him.
Liberalism
No “False Picture”: Poland’s Illiberal Turn Is Worrying
Poland’s foreign minister says there is no reason for concern before calling leftism an illness.
Spain Should Seize Opportunity of More Liberal Government
The Atlantic Sentinel welcomes the prospect of an alliance between Spain’s conservatives and liberals.
Britain’s Cameron Shows Liberal Side at Conference
The prime minister unveils a social agenda to fight discrimination and poverty.
Why Liberals Should Rejoice in David Cameron’s Reelection
The Conservative is probably the most liberal prime minister the United Kingdom is going to get.
As Podemos Falls, Spanish Liberals Rise in Polls
Centrists are channeling Spanish anger in the direction of sensible, liberal economic reforms.
Between Illiberal Democrats and Undemocratic Liberals
Egyptian, Thai, Turkish and Ukrainian liberals seem willing to sacrifice democracy in favor of their values.
Young Britons’ Liberalism Echoes Across Atlantic
It’s not just young Britons who don’t share their elders’ trust in big government anymore.
Canada’s New Liberal Leader Boosts Party’s Popularity
Opinion polls suggest that Justin Trudeau could win back a majority for Canada’s once-dominant party.
The Long Shadow of German Ordoliberalism
Germany’s strict focus on price stability is not the result of it experience with hyperinflation.
British, German Liberals Losing Appeal
In coalition with conservatives, Britain’s and Germany’s liberal parties are trailing in the polls.