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Opinion | The U.S. Is the Most Troubled Nation, Except for All the Others
Gerry Baker is Editor at Large of The Wall Street Journal. His weekly column for the editorial page, “Free Expression,” appears in The Wall Street Journal each Tuesday....
Opinion | Europe’s ‘New Right’ Look a Lot Like Its Old Center
OpinionCommentaryVoters are responding to familiar promises of economic prosperity and national cohesion.
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Opinion | Right-Wing Populism May Rise in the U.S.
If Democrats won’t compromise on issues like immigration and cultural values, they’ll lose working-class voters for good.
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Opinion | Giorgia Meloni Is No Fascist, but Can She Revive Italy’s Economy?
The pre-election polls were right for once. A right-wing coalition was widely predicted to win Italy’s elections on Sunday. And it did, handily. Giorgia Meloni’s party, the Brothers...
Opinion | The Italian Right’s Moment of Truth
Italians went to the polls to elect a new government Sunday, and exit polls suggest the big winner will be a right-wing coalition led by Giorgia Meloni. Freakouts...
Opinion | The Political Agony of the Euro’s Parity With the Dollar
As surely as night follows day, the economic cycle has again reached the point where the euro waddles up...
