This document describes the “legal black hole” created by the American prison camp at Guantanamo Bay and outlines some political actions that might be taken to address the problem. Nothing […]
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Address by Keith Best of WFM to the 20th Congress of UEF in Genoa, Sunday 21 March 2004 My dear friends and fellow federalists. First, let me acknowledge that I
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By John Williams A review of: “Tony Blair: the making of a world leader” by Philip Stephens (Viking, 2004) “The Bubble of American Supremacy” by George Soros (Weidenfeld & Nicolson,
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By John Roberts Several popular myths about the UN are regularly uttered and heard and these indicate not only certain failures to understand recent history, but also tend to prevent
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A submission by Federal Union to the House of Lords European Union Committee (Sub-Committee A) 1. The failure of the recent summit at Cancún should be an occasion to consider
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A review by John Williams America unbound The Bush revolution in foreign policy. Ivo H.Daalder & James M. Lindsay. Published by the Brookings Institute Press (2003) The purpose of Ivo
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By Adrian Taylor As the Iraq war fades, some repairs need to be made to transatlantic relations. The good news is that Europeans and Americans can probably agree that: i)
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By Keith Best We have been told on innumerable occasions that the world is very different after September 11. Before the phrase creeps into popular mythology we should examine objectively
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By John Roberts For the past 60 years federalists have been advocating the need for a democratic world government. Such advocacy of the urgent need for it was given overwhelming
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By John Williams The world we’re in, by Will Hutton, published by Little, Brown 2002 Re-ordering the world, edited by Mark Leonard, published by The Foreign Policy Centre, 2002 In
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