With collectivism on the rise, a group of liberal philosophers, economists, and journalists met in Paris at the Walter Lippmann Colloquium in 1938 to discuss the future prospects of liberalism. We welcome people of all political persuasions as long as civility standards are observed. For off-topic chat, join the community in the pinned discussion thread. u/JonDragonskin explains the history and role of the SACU as a driver of regional integration in Africa. Jeremiah covers what the Russian attack means for liberal democracy globally, Russia's contempt for international norms and how they abuse claims of 'genocide' or 'Nazism', and more.
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