Raymond Suttner
This week, Professor Raymond Suttner unpacks his column 'Multiple crises need a new configuration of forces'.
For a political organisation to win confidence of voters or supporters, it requires certain qualities. These are not invariable, because it is possible to win support through cynicism and various forms of duplicity. That is found all over the world where promises and undertakings and programmes that politicians advance are often put before the public without any intention of realising or implementing them, he writes.