Ng Sze Chieh finds that several former Malayan Communist Party cadres joined up out of disillusionment with the post 1970 social-economic realignment.

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He and a small number of other German Protestant leaders gathered, calling themselves the Confessing Church. They issued the ...

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Almost as soon as Joe Biden was inaugurated, the left knew that he was physically and mentally unable to serve as president.

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A posthumous memoir by the Russian opposition leader Aleksei Navalny, which detailed his fight against autocracy and ...

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