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Poland Preferred to Fight, Fought Bravely, and Lost Terribly
The Battle for Hong Kong
Steering Central Banking Past Scylla and Charybdis (the Technocrats and the Politicians)
Poland Preferred to Fight, Fought Bravely, and Lost Terribly
by Ryszard Legutko
It chose the honorable option (joining the democratic nations) when it might have allied itself with one dictator to try to ward off the other.
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The Battle for Hong Kong
by Nikolai G. Wenzel
Nikolai Wenzel gives a personal view on the protests in Hong Kong against the Chinese extradition bill.
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Steering Central Banking Past Scylla and Charybdis (the Technocrats and the Politicians)
by Alex J. Pollock
Although they are monetary and economic experts, do central banks have the requisite knowledge to succeed?
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It chose the honorable option (joining the democratic nations) when it might have allied itself with one dictator to try to ward off the other. 
Nikolai Wenzel gives a personal view on the protests in Hong Kong against the Chinese extradition bill. 
Although they are monetary and economic experts, do central banks have the requisite knowledge to succeed? 
