A Nobel Prize goes to a Chinese: Peking’s revealing reaction. Charging Geert Wilders. The schnitzel tax. A tale about ecological Socialism and dirty capitalism.Fighting The Red Sludge
1. The Nobel committee gave the prize to a Chinese dissenter. One is reminded of the choice of the Soviet dissident Solzhenitsyn. In this case, however, the Committee faced more than it did in the 70s. Already during the assessment stage, China aggressively warned against giving the award to its trouble maker-in-residence.
Tax Competition: Swiss Lessons From The Belgian Constitutional Debacle
Friday, 15 October 2010
From the desk of George Handlery on Fri, 2010-10-15 09:08
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