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B. Lana Guggenheim
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Freelance Journalist, South EU Summit (Online)
New York
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Biography
B. Lana Guggenheim is a journalist and editor and has written for the National Review, South EU Summit, Washington Examiner, Jewcy, New Voices Magazine, and the Forward. She has worked as an analyst, reporter, and editor, covering extremism, culture, economics, and democracy, European and Mediterranean affairs, and international trade. She has a M.Sc. in International Conflict from the London School of Economics and Political Science.
extremism,European and Mediterranean affairs anti-Semitism, culture economics, and democracy. international trade
Content
By B. Lana Guggenheim| Medium@ I shouldn't have to care about a musician's mental illness or bigotry, but thanks to the inordinate amounts of power and reach granted by obscene sums of wealth, a few bigoted men are allowed to leverage their mid-life crisis and/or overall moral rot to broadcast it to all of society. Unfortunately, the consequence of this is that it gives license for the less-powerful bigots next door to expose their bigotry. The Overton Window shifts, and unconscionable bigotry becomes normalized.
By B. Lana Guggenheim| South EU Summit (Online) Verified On September 1st, Greece achieved an economic milestone. Capital controls imposed in 2015 at the height of the financial crisis were lifted, meaning many Greek households and companies will no longer face restrictions on transferring money abroad, while simultaneously making Greece much more attractive to foreign financial investors. Unemployment has fallen below 18 percent compared to its peak of nearly 28 percent during the crisis in 2013.
By B. Lana Guggenheim| South EU Summit (Online) Verified It’s been a very interesting few weeks for Boris Johnson. The UK’s newly minted Prime Minister, keen on seeing Brexit done by October’s end “no matter what”, has been handed nothing but political losses since he took office. Despite the setbacks, Johnson may still end up achieving a no-deal “hard” Brexit come October 31st. European leaders caution against a no-deal Brexit, stating the move is in no one’s best interest.
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South EU Summit (Online)
New Brunswick, New Jersey, United States
+1 973-353-5541