Politics

(...) finding meaningful measures of politicians’ activity and competence is a rather difficult task.

But you cannot build economic well-being only on pro-democratic political changes. You also need economic freedom and all the other keywords listed above.

Exactly: we ask. Instead of creating the reality and showing the real women’s strength and potential we once again come to men and say “share with us what you have”.

The one thing which is clear is that if the Oresharski government continues to cling to its imprudent and populist line of action, it won’t be long before we see more and more representatives of those remaining 40% out on the streets as well.

Moreover, the protection of property rights is one of the most important principles that are respected by successful countries.

Whenever I started sharing my views on some issue, particularly since I became a libertarian, I have generally been accused of being a morally questionable human being for the simple reason of taking a side in an issue.

Moreover, such projects have not been very successful: the parties declaring to be liberal that got into parliament did not survive there for more than one election period.

In Britain, there is a long-term discourse on the issue of setting a boundary to the power concentration in Brussels. This discussion will probably lead to a referendum on leaving the EU.

The pre-war para-fascist disturbances in Poland were not caused by state’s policy – they were caused by the lack of it; by the fact that senators gave away schools to national right wing and the church without a fight.

Recent developments have already split even the almighty Troika (ECB, IMF, European Commission) which negotiates conditions for providing loans to bankrupted European economies.