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France isn’t the only one with a protest problem; India is joining in on the fun, too. With fertilizer shortages, voting reforms, and the educated youth frustrated with limited opportunities, Modi and the government have their hands full. Pre-order Peter's first fiction novel, Acceptable Range, and get 1 free month of Patreon access here: https://bit.ly/4yEbqxw Full Newsletter:
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We're back to Trump operating as if 1:37 AM Truth Social posts are policy, but this latest one might actually be worth discussing in the daylight...in front of actual decision-makers. Pre-order Peter's first fiction novel, Acceptable Range, and get 1 free month of Patreon access here: https://bit.ly/4yEbqxw
Both Serbia and Brazil just had major elections, but neither is likely to change much. Unfortunately, these are two countries bound by their respective geographies, and it will require much more than an election to alter their trajectories. Pre-order Peter's first fiction novel, Acceptable Range, and get 1 free month of Patreon access here: https://bit.ly/4yEbqxw
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