Fewer Guns, Less Crime? Not in Europe
The prevalence of civilian-owned guns in European countries varies widely from place to place. And it appears to bear little connection to homicide rates.
The prevalence of civilian-owned guns in European countries varies widely from place to place. And it appears to bear little connection to homicide rates.
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No agreement necessary: her Majesty's government simply adopts a policy of zero tariffs and zero import quotas, beginning tomorrow.
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