The newspapers and airwaves, having speculated and then reported on the outcome of the US election, are now speculating about what it means. The biggest significance will be for American […]
What Barack Obama does next Read More »
Published in the Daily Mail, 10 October 2008 I can’t work out whether Christopher Booker is in favour of countries pursuing their own national interests or against it. We know
On the European fence Read More »
By John Roberts News pictures of the world’s financial and political leaders in the past few days have raised irreverent thoughts of “pass the parcel”‘ as they searched for ways
A world citizen’s guide to the 2008 crash Read More »
An enquiry responding to the previous blog post on the credit crunch here asks, if the case for international action is proved, what that international action should be. And would
How to get out of the credit crunch Read More »
With the vote by the US congress to kill the fatted calf and bail out the banks on Wall Street, the global financial crisis has finally passed out of the
How to survive the credit crunch Read More »
There has been some debate in the media this week about the significance of statements by leading Liberal Democrats about their policy on joining the euro. Does this mean they
The timing of the euro Read More »
This blog used to make a habit of criticising the prime minister’s wilder ambitions for reorganising the world, but times have moved on (or rather, the prime minister has moved
Ways to fix the world’s (financial) system Read More »
