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By turning a blind eye towards the excesses of Salafism in a society marked by more than six decades of state-inspired secularism, Ennahda seems to be worryingly blurring the line between political Islam and Islamist violence.
BBC: Viewpoint: Ennahda's 'double-dealing'
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For the right, the Soviet Union provided the model of all it opposed: public ownership, secularism, state regulation of the economy.
BBC: Unit 6B: Ideological Development in the UK
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Signalling a break with the state's history of tolerant secularism, the move has been widely seen as an attempt by the chief minister, Jayalalitha Jayaram, to strengthen her ties with India's ruling Hindu-nationalist Bharatiya Janata Party, which has long advocated a ban on religious conversions.
ECONOMIST: Tamil Nadu bans forced conversions