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And Gorbachev could triumph in part because of the sheer power of honesty of his countryman, Andrei Sakharov, the great and fearless nuclear physicist who also risked all to speak truth in the very heart of the Soviet empire – and who paid for it with years of internal exile.
While experts are busy trying to explain the Maoists’ unprecedented triumph, much hope rests on the newly elected members of the 601-seat Constituent Assembly.
He was savoring a rare moment of triumph when his party spokesman stopped by in the late afternoon of November 9.“Anything to announce?”
Sarkozy, Carpe Diem!Nicolas Sarkozy’s presidential election triumph in May, and now the victory of his party, the UMP, in the parliamentary election, has created the most favorable opportunity in decades for deep structural reform in France.
Such an outcome would be a triumph for the cause of hardline dictatorship, suppression of human rights, and Iran and Russia.
For although capitalism is triumphant, we cannot speak of the triumph of democracy.
Rather than interpreting Israel’s victory in the 1967 Six-Day War as permission for annexation of territory, that triumph should be viewed as a watershed that made possible peace with the entire Arab world should Israel relinquish occupied Arab lands.
The triumph of a female president would be an important symbolic and practical victory for all who have sought to establish a political environment that is hospitable to women.
And just as Mandela knew in his prison cell that apartheid would one day fall, I know in my solitude that Ukraine’s ultimate triumph as a European democracy is certain.
From this standpoint, this year’s World Cup has not only witnessed the triumph of European nations – all semi-finalists were European for the first time since 1982 – but also the absence of even a glimmer of European emotions.
But that innocence has been lost because it is no longer possible to celebrate the triumph of the French model of integration.
As the Olympic torch relay – itself a creation of the Nazis, first employed in the Berlin Games – makes its way down Speer Jr.’s avenue of power, the world will once again be made to witness a triumph of the totalitarian will.
In the months since Sirisena’s triumph, Sri Lankan democracy has been revived, and the hard work of building a durable domestic peace has begun.
As if to underscore the point that political stability must triumph in the long run, the Indians plastered Swiss buses with the banner: “India: The World’s Fastest Growing Democracy.”
But, rather than retreating to technocracy, we should tackle the specific structural problems that have aided the triumph of populist politicians.
What is dividing the Church is the return, thanks to the apparently final global triumph of democracy, of an ancient Catholic debate, with inherited moral teachings pitted against a faith supported by reason, the individual's conscience, and the personal pursuit of truth.
Selling the franchise of a university or a museum to a Gulf state, building yet another enormous stadium in China, or making a fortune out of soccer favors to Russia or Qatar is progressive, anti-racist, and a triumph of global fraternity and universal values.
His triumph represents both the symbols and realities of today's Latin America.
Although President Bush might wish to demonize Lula, the sheer scale of Lula's triumph at the polls means that America won't be able to delegitimize the Brazilian president in this way.
Their inability to unite even in celebrating their shared triumph in World War II is a clear sign of the geopolitical challenges that lie ahead.
It was Boris Yeltsin, however, who enjoyed the biggest triumph.
The Berlin Games in 1936 celebrated the triumph of Nazi ideology.
China’s rise, the Balkan wars, the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001, the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq, the global financial crisis of 2008, the “Arab Spring,” and the Syrian civil war all belie Fukuyama’s vision of the inevitable triumph of liberal democracy.
Japan, the world’s third largest economy, has an extraordinarily high currency-to-income ratio (roughly 20%), so Bitcoin’s success there is a major triumph.
But her triumph is only part of an intense political debate of the sort France has not seen for decades.
The global media should now go further, and begin to examine the many features of the rise of China and India that depart from the simplistic narrative of the triumph of market reform.
But what if these people get their wishes, and NATO collapses and Islamists triumph?
After the Death of UtopiaA decade ago, people spoke of the end of history, meaning the ultimate triumph of a liberal capitalist political order.
Think of the British in June 1940 seeing their retreat from Dunkirk as a great triumph.
Next to them, a powerful tower, designed by the architect Daniel Libeskind and nearly completed, rises vigorously into the sky, a symbol of the triumph of life over the forces of death.
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