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From 2001 to 2005, there was a “silent revolution” in Germany.
It took some time for the silent revolution to show concrete results.
Their platform includes: Islamist revolution in every country;Iran as the region’s dominant state, backed up by nuclear weapons; no peace with Israel and no Palestinian state until there can be an Islamist one encompassing all of Israel (as well as the West Bank and Gaza Strip); and the expulsion of Western influence from the region.
From the “People Power” revolution that toppled Ferdinand Marcos in the Philippines in 1986 to Boris Yeltsin’s defiance of the attempted coup against Mikhail Gorbachev of August 1991, to the Rose, Orange, and Cedar Revolutions of recent years, dictators have been forced to admit defeat when enough people stand up to them.
Glenn Beck’s assault on Soros – and the unmistakable stench of its atrocious antecedents – suggests what sort of revolution they may have in mind.
Ukraine is undergoing a true liberal revolution, akin to the great European liberal revolutions of 1848, and reminiscent of Prague’s Velvet revolution of 1989.
This is a truly bourgeois revolution.
Both the Ukrainian revolution and high economic growth have been caused by President Leonid Kuchma’s patent habit of playing everybody against everybody, while abstaining from fair play.
Another danger lies in the prominent role in the revolution of multi-millionaires.
In stark contrast to the theocracy’s first decade, today the ruling clergy’s focus is not on exporting Islamic zealotry or political revolution.
That really would be a cultural revolution.
Will China’s Capitalist Revolution Turn DemocraticCommunist China has experienced a monumental capitalist revolution in the last two decades, with an economy that is now six times bigger than it was 20 years ago.
To deal with new emerging political threats, such as the information revolution, the Chinese government has spent mightily on manpower and technology.
The growth of an Asian consumer revolution offers America a road to new greatness.
In a message dated February 16, 2011, entitled “The People’s Revolution and the Fall of the Corrupt Arab System: A New Beginning and the Shattering of the Idol of ‘Stability,’” a Libyan who goes by the name Atiyat Allah writes, “It is true that this revolution is not the ideal that we had desired….[W]e
In January 2002, American right-wingers were terrified of a leftist revolution in Brazil.
Thirty years after the Reagan-Thatcher revolution, the ideological pendulum has begun to swing in the opposite direction.
The Arab Spring and Europe’s ChanceROME – The term “spring” may suggest a gentle awakening, but what is happening in North Africa and the Middle East is a true revolution, fomented by a new, digitally-savvy generation.
The IPCC estimates that the costs of triggering a renewable revolution could range from $3 trillion to more than $12 trillion between now and 2030.
And the digital revolution is disrupting entire industries in ways that could benefit the planet.
What seems certain is that, unlike in Spain, Italy’s separatist movements are gaining ground through a bloodless revolution.
As his opponents have hardened their stance, Russia has become ripe for a peaceful anti-criminal revolution.
Similarly, China’s nascent used-car market stands to benefit significantly from the Internet revolution, as e-commerce boosts the transparency of vehicle listings and transactions, and new online tools help lenders acquire and analyze credit histories in a more detailed and sophisticated way.
The Internet revolution will also disrupt the labor market, with some jobs being automated away and companies facing a shortage of technologically proficient workers.
Soroush supported Iran's 1979 revolution and took an active role in revising university curricula in the revolution's early years.
The book’s plot spans two centuries of revolution.
The Group’s report showed that a modest price on emissions, in the range of $20-25 per ton of carbon dioxide, would push incentives in the right direction, raise substantial public revenue, and foster private investment crucial to the new industrial revolution needed to make the low-carbon economy a reality.
Private-sector flows will be vital to the entrepreneurship and innovations that must be at the heart of the new industrial revolution.
In Egypt, Mubarak turned his back on the lofty rhetoric of Gamal Abdel-Nasser’s revolution and its grand strategic designs.
Serious magazines, general-interest journals, and newspapers traditionally filled the space between the ether of peer-reviewed journals and the deep sea of hoaxes; yet they all struggle to survive the digital revolution.
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