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There is truth in this, but in a sense the really important date is 24 April, for this will be when the ideological changes are planned to be approved.

Ideological change is both the most common cause of conflict and the root of most wars, but there is rarely only one cause of dispute.

But other changes are more ideological and more controversial.

Accompanying these ideological and institutional changes were changes in economic institutions.

Still, you have to wonder: Does the millennials' focus on meaningful work represent a genuine ideological change, or is it simply a way for recession-scarred young people to shift the goalposts of success?

The philosophy of Gandhi of a mutual peaceful coexistence, which was even enshrined in our foreign policy until an ideological regime change, is something I firmly believe in, and the rise of a person like Trump is a question mark on existence itself.

Silvan Shalom, the deputy prime minister, says the party has always supported settlements and "if there is an ideological change, it should be done by means of public debate in Likud institutions, not as it was done".

The opponents of meaningful action on climate change are, for ideological and financial reasons, heavily invested in stopping or slowing action.

Putting a new emphasis on business and investment driven growth instead of continuing to talk about redistribution; talking for the first time about the abuses and excesses of the social welfare system and taking the view that public services could operate with less money - these are ideological changes in direction.

The group that should be paying the most attention to this ideological change right now is evangelical churches themselves.

Asked if he won't publicly name the issues because they are less ideological changes and more adjustments that big banks and investors want, Labrador said, "I don't get goaded into talking about stuff".