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TV may have been about global unity, but the Internet inspires the opposite. 
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Shadow chancellor predicts international open borders by end of century as Labour’s Yvette Cooper backs need for checks
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Pro-independence parties win a majority in local elections described as a quasi-referendum on independence
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These principles that uphold toleration are equally valid to India as well as to Sri Lanka today where a high wave of cultural nationalism has swept across the sub-continent. In both countries, the goal of the propagators is to reverse the time machine and go back to the past. As long as the cultural nationalism aims at establishing the past, it closes the door for modernisation.
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When rapper Mos Def was arrested for traveling with the unofficial document, he brought to attention a long-running peace movement.
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In this episode of the Keiser Report, Max Keiser and Stacy Herbert look for 'sisu,' the Finnish spirit of stoic determination, in central banking and find th...
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The referendum on Scottish independence on Sept. 18 has thrown the British political elite into utter panic. A few months ago it appeared that this referendum would produce a close victory for the campaign to keep the United Kingdom (UK) together. But now colossal concealed tensions have been unleashed. They strike at the heart of historical knots that bind together the modern world. A vote for independence will have a profound impact far beyond this "Sceptered Isle."
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Perhaps parallel to the physical enhancement of human ability and longevity through technology, enhancements to civilization must also have cultural and political forms. By far the most important of these could be the neglect and final dissolution of borders and “nations”.
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Separatist movements are growing in certain European countries and regions -- but what would be the impact if these areas gained sovereignty?
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