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Across the world authoritarians want to tell us what a ‘good life’ looks like. Here’s how liberals must respond | Alexandre Lefebvre

Across the globe, authoritarian leaders are attempting to define what a 'good life' looks like, influencing societies from the US to Hungary. In contrast, liberals must advocate for personal freedom and diverse visions of happiness to count...

The Guardian· Aug 14, 2026 · 5:35 PM · 1 views

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Across the globe, authoritarian leaders are attempting to define what a 'good life' looks like, influencing societies from the US to Hungary. In contrast, liberals must advocate for personal freedom and diverse visions of happiness to counter these narratives. Full story and more reels: https://newsreel.video #news #politics #liberalism #freedom #authoritarianism #democracy #currentevents

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