... right-wing party’s success in recent general elections gl;lbd the governmental carpet out m under the feet of Austria’s socialist-led coalition. Is he or is he not a neo-Nazi? Now that’s what Austrians seem most worried about as you plan your holiday ...

... writes, in one of his all too rare ruminations on politics, “promises equal opportunity, relatively unhobbled by feudal or socialist restraints, to get ahead. But to get ahead means to leave someone else behind. The ideal is of a level playing field, but ...

... But it's our relative flushness that allows us to allocate to help alleviate the lot of the have-nots. More enlightened socialists always wanted to bring the less well off up to their better off neighbours' income levels rather than make a virtue out ...

... areas) and simultaneously at the challenge from the Greens who have increased their own powerbase among the middleclass socialists. If a general election were held this week, it seems unlikely that the position would he much different from that of the ...

... This or That, and you come across an endless list. In the Welsh valleys, retired miners reminded me how they once saw their socialist struggle as identical to that of working people in Belfast or Glasgow or London. Socialism was a British gua befiond national ...

... army convention in September 1968 which adopted a resolution calling for contact with international socialist underground revolutionary groups and socialist governments anywhere to investigate the possibility of obtaining arms and finance unconditionally ...

... a former Lord Provost of Dundee, died at his home in Comrie, Perthshire. He was 88. Dundee-born William Hughes became a socialist councillor in 1933 at the age of 22 and served on the council until 1961. He attended Dundee Technical College and' became ...

... religious authorlzs-s‘?t.her than wm;o&rlng th: cl dictator’s orm and s ] Observers m is trying to shuck off the orlgmal socialist and nationalist ideology that brought his organisation :[_g.he Baath partlzo ;flz power. That thinking is inmaslngly outdated ...

... been distancing themselves more and more from him. After a year of stunning regional election victories over the ruling socialist-geen coalition government, the scandal has cost the party dear in support and the blame is laid squarely on the shoulders ...

... Rower upsetting Sam and Nora (7) 133. Woman with new uniform (4) 182. One ass moving in winter, for 11. Second account by socialist that's 73. Christmas decoration lady initially put 136. Wintry weather in the capital of example (6) religious (6) in hallowed ...

... diet, presumably because of his prostate cancer, which he succeeded in keeping secret until shortly before his death, the Socialist president who loved foie gras was forbidden to.eat many of his favourite foods. Ly e 3 -~He kept a close eye on the running ...

... we, the elected representatives? Do they believe that he/she will act in a manner consistent with the wishes of local . Socialist Party Dail Deputy, Joe Higgins, who was in Sligo last wek to launch a local branch of his party, pictured with Martin and ...