martes, 28 de junio de 2016

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The five largest stadiums in England could fit everyone living in Iceland, with a few to spare. Yet its national soccer team has just thrashed England's fabled side in a 2-1 victory in the Euro 2016 tournament. The game is being described as the biggest humiliation in history for English soccer -- worse than when they lost to the United States in 1950. 
It's a remarkable achievement for a plucky country which was so battered by the 2008 global financial crisis that 97 percent of the banking sector collapsed in just three days. Half of the country's businesses were technically bankrupt. Happily Iceland has bounced back, bruised but brave. As Walter Pless suggests below in his comment on the game, fairy tales can come true -- if you work hard. 
The other big story today is a sweeping affirmation of abortion rights by the US Supreme Court. Denise M. Burke writes that the decision will permit shoddy abortion clinics "to remain in business without meaningful regulation or oversight". it's a must-read.

Michael Cook 
Editor 
MERCATORNET


Iceland’s giant killers
Walter Pless | FEATURES | 28 June 2016
A sporting minnow has defeated England in the 2016 European Championship
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Would you torture a baby? Why not?
Karl D. Stephan | FEATURES | 28 June 2016
If there are things we must not do, we need to ask why.
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US Supreme Court refuses to protect women from abortion industry abuses
Denise M. Burke | FEATURES | 28 June 2016
In striking down a Texas law it overturns its own precedents.
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‘More creativity needed’ - Pope Francis on post-Brexit Europe
Pope Francis | ABOVE | 28 June 2016
There can be a 'healthy disunity' along with fraternity, Francis suggests.
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