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 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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By John Stevens First published in the Financial Times – 19 February 2003 Sir, The Spanish foreign minister (“EU divisions over Iraq can be mended”, February 17) justifies her government’s
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By Professor Stephen Haseler First published in the Financial Times – 14 February 2003 Sir, I read with mounting disbelief the view of your normally sensible columnist Philip Stephens (“Learning
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By Cornelius Seon April 12, 2002 Dear Sir I find your site very interesting, but I wonder if you – like the rest of the world – realizes that unless
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Letter to The Times, 1 April 2002 Sir, Mr Robin Howard (letter, March 26) is mistaken in his history of the United States. At the time of the Philadelphia Convention,
By William Greider The promise of Seattle was captured in an antic moment observed by one young environmental activist. Amid broad ranks of protesters, he saw that a squad of
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By Adrian Taylor The European Union is increasingly mentioned in informed media as playing a role in global politics and business. Most often it associated with trade policy disputes and
Europe and America: parallel lives, centuries apart: Foreign policy blues Read More »
By Adrian Taylor The European Union is increasingly mentioned in informed media as playing a role in global politics and business. Most often it associated with trade policy disputes and
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By Adrian Taylor The European Union is increasingly mentioned in informed media as playing a role in global politics and business. Most often it associated with trade policy disputes and
Europe and America: parallel lives, centuries apart: Why is Europe uniting? Read More »