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Angela Merkel chided for unchristlike comments

Charles Gelman·

May 5, 2011

Der Spiegel reports that Chancellor Angela Merkel is under fire for her allegedly unduly celebratory comments about the assassination of…

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Debating European multiculturalism

John D. Boy·

February 22, 2011

Earlier this week, Eurozine published three pieces by European intellectuals---Cécile Laborde, Claus Leggewie, and Kenan Malik---responding to the recent attacks…

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Cameron’s multikulti moment

John D. Boy·

February 7, 2011

Echoing comments made by his German counterpart (as well as his Labour predecessor), British PM David Cameron spoke out strongly…