Ví dụ về việc sử dụng Populism trong Tiếng anh và bản dịch của chúng sang Tiếng việt
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Archbishop Hollerich said that he was concerned populism in Europe.
The real questionshould not have been why populism has emerged in 2016, but why it took so long to become manifest.
Mr Macron's extraordinary political adventure began with the observation that existing French parties were notonly failing to respond to the fear fuelling populism.
Which is an equivocal term, because, in Latin America, populism has another meaning.
But Mao-style populism is disdained by most current leaders, and Mr. Bo, perhaps its leading apostle, was felled by scandal last spring.
Some trends from the previous year, such as trade protectionism, populism and anti-globalization continued to grow, even more strongly.
Populism has a long and colorful history in American politics, from Huey Long on the left and George Wallace on the right, to- more recently- Ross Perot in 1992 and Donald Trump today.
As the UK moves to leave the EU anda rising tide of populism challenges the core liberal values of the bloc, the new treaty commits wholeheartedly to defending it.
A battle of ideas now rages across Europe,epitomized by the clash between the globalist Macron and populism icon Matteo Salvini, the Italian interior minister.
Populism, once seen as a fringe phenomenon relegated to another era or only certain parts of the world, is now a mainstay of contemporary politics across the globe, from the Americas to Europe, from Africa to the Asia Pacific.
One of the most puzzling features of the world in the aftermath of thefinancial crisis is that so far, populism has taken primarily a right-wing form, not a left-wing one.
Pope Francis: I see that many people of good will, not only Catholics, but good people, of good will,are a little gripped by the fear that is the usual sermon of populism: fear.
I think everyone's a bit worried about which courseit's going to take with the rise of right-wing populism, and with the state not investing enough into education and infrastructure, our future.".
The recent rise of populism that has swept across Western countries, with Trump, Brexit, and the election of populists in Hungary and Italy, among various other factors, is thus of great concern if we care about global welfare.
Some investors have recently raised theirforecasts for European stocks for fear of the rise of populism and voter polls show that the candidate Emmanuel Macron is likely to perform well in the upcoming election in France.
In this programme you will analyse how digital cultural products and artefacts critically reflect societal issues, such as the financial crisis,the rise of populism or the‘tyranny of intimacy' of social media.
There are also good old-fashioned political risks,such as the global resurgence of populism around the world, which in many cases means taking aim at market economics, to the detriment of what drove growth for decades.
Populism(Turkish: halkçılık) is defined as a social revolution aimed to transfer the political power to citizenship. Kemalist populism not only to establish popular sovereignty but also the transfer of the social-economic transformation to realize a true populist state.
This will stoke speculation about the presidential ambitions of the Ohio Democrat who is widelyseen as an ideal messenger for true economic populism as the antidote to President Trump's sham version of the same.
In an era of Prohibition, organized crime,government corruption and rising populism, the public was drawn to the idea of a well-armed, well-meaning maverick- someone who could heroically come to the defense of regular people.
With the national levers of power in his grasp, Duterte is trying to apply to the Philippines, a nation of 101 million people,the same recipe of fear and populism that he employed in his efforts to tame Davao, a city of 1.6 million.
There are six fundamental pillars(ilke) of the ideology: Republicanism(Turkish: cumhuriyetçilik), Populism(Turkish: halkçılık), Nationalism(Turkish: milliyetçilik), Laicism(Turkish: laiklik), Statism(Turkish: devletçilik), and Reformism(or called"Revolutionism", Turkish: inkılâpçılık).
As the European Union prepares for its first elections since the United Kingdom voted to leave the economic bloc in 2016, one of the EU'stop prelates has warned the rise of populism may lead to a destabilization of democracy and a weakening of the European Union.
Kemalist social content(populism) does not accept any adjectives placed before the definition of a nation[a nation of…]; denies the types of national unity based on racial, religious, totalitarian and fascist ideologies. It strongly opposes any kind of authority, oppression, colonialism, imperialism, etc., against the sovereignty of the people.
Dialogue and listening,"starting from one's own identity" and from human and Christian values,are the antidote against“sovereignism” and populism, and are also the engine for"a process of relaunching" that never ends.
There are unexpressed opinions, which start to circulate in the markets now that the Trump'sstatements during the elections could be a kind of populism and lack of a clear program publication in the near future can lead the markets in the negative direction.
The changing nature of communication, public discourse, and news is putting new pressures on democracy,and Europe is experiencing a rise of populism and authoritarianism, and a decline in citizen's trust in EU institutions and European governments.
You will also gain knowledge on both internal and external dimensions of EU policies such as for example the economic crisis, challenges surrounding security, the environment, the refugee crisis,the rise of populism, trade as well as the EU's role in its immediate neighbourhood and the world and many more topics.