revanchism

President Donald Trump, Russia's relapse into revanchism, and the emergence of a global China.

It is important to note that such behavior has been enabled and permitted by the Republican Party, the members of which have, from the outset, shown a willingness to tolerate Trump's authoritarian white revanchism in exchange for tax cuts -- or, worse, actively agree with it.

Zakaria said the path to stability in the Middle East does not lie in strangling Iran, adding, "That will only sow the seeds of resentment and revanchism, creating a more unstable region and one in which the United States will find itself mired for decades."

The video of Mine Kirikkanat went viral among a resentful bunch in the secular opposition, but it was a boon to Erdogan and his supporters, who used it to stoke fear of revanchism. A popular pro-government social media account was one of many sharing the video on the polling day, writing: "Show this to those who are still confused, disaffected, angry or upset.

Words such as 'living space' for the German people, 'irredentism', 'revanchism' and 'appeasement' entered the political observers' vocabulary as the Nazi military machine swallowed Austria and encroached on the lands of Czechoslovakia and Poland.

In David Cameron: A Theater of Knife-Songs, Jeschke and Beynon offer a kind of cabaret of edgy political monologues, many of them exploring the poetics of revanchism. In a particularly difficult passage, Beynon muses about the possibility of responding to David Cameron's Tory ministry with a sexual assault, only to pull back: "So, to conclude, I don't think raping David Cameron would work.

It has plenty of material to work with: Islamist terrorism, Russian revanchism, the Middle East in flames, rising nationalism, nuclear proliferation and Chinese cyber attacks among them.

These help a lot in recollecting revanchism and strengthening the resolve to fight back.

White has become something of a Walter Williams for conservatives--a black right-winger who can provide legitimacy, or at least cover, for their criticisms of black culture and their revanchism on the politics of race in America.

The Night Wolves are a paramilitary group active in Crimea and in eastern Ukraine, recruiting future members with strong ties to Russian political leadership and President Vladimir Putin.FAM unhappyWe watch with concern the efforts of this club to get established in Slovakia we perceive the opinions of some of its members harmful, especially for propositions amounting to revanchism and re-writing of history, Foreign Ministry spokesman Peter Susko stressed for Pravda, adding it is necessary to monitor and evaluate the group members activities.

It was also the case with rising Russian revanchism, which some viewed as a precursor to a disruptive new cold war, and the electoral success of Eurosceptic and populist parties in the European Union, which some declared would lead to the EU's dissolution.

However, this "conservative revanchism" billows our hope that change is inevitable and that a society free of homophobias is closer than ever.